

Empire State Building Tours and Tickets
The world's tallest building from 1931 to 1977, the Empire State Building is topped with a stepped Art Deco pinnacle that's floodlit at night and boasts holiday and commemorative colors throughout the year. After admiring the mosaics in the Art Deco lobby, take an elevator ride to the 86th or 102nd floor and get ready to drink in astounding 360-degree views from this iconic skyscraper observatory.
Tours and Tickets to Experience Empire State Building
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People Also Ask
Yes, it’s advised to book tickets to the Empire State Building in advance. Not only will you guarantee your admission, but you’ll also avoid needing to wait in the separate ticket line. That said, you can also visit the landmark’s on-site kiosks to enquire about last-minute ticket availability.
...MoreFirst-time visitors to the Empire State Building should start with standard admission tickets to the 86th Floor Observatory or visit the 102nd Floor Top Deck for an added cost. Other options such as premium skip-the-line admission, sunrise experiences, and all-access tickets can cost US$500 per person.
...MoreYes, you can visit the Empire State Building’s ground-floor dining and shopping areas for free. Children five and under and military veterans can enter the building for free. All other visitors are required to purchase a ticket to visit the Empire State Building’s observation decks.
...MoreThat depends. The Empire State Building’s 86th Floor Observation Deck offers spectacular New York City skyline views. However, the 102nd Floor Top Deck is 16 stories higher, and with its 360-degree floor-to-ceiling windows, visitors can enjoy even more striking—and unimpeded—views of the city.
...MoreYes, you need a ticket to reach the top of the Empire State Building, including both the 86th Floor Observation Deck and the 102nd Floor Top Deck. Purchasing advance tickets online is recommended to guarantee your admission. However, you can also try your luck at the on-site ticket kiosks.
...MoreTo reserve a time slot for the Empire State Building, purchase advance tickets on its website—a variety of visiting packages are available, so you can choose the best option for you. Alternatively, you can book tickets at its 2nd-floor kiosks, though time slots may be limited.
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