About One World Observatory

The One World Observatory is located on the very top floor of the One World Trade Center, which is the highest structure in the Western Hemisphere. The Observatory is spread across more than 125,000 square feet and can be found on the 100th, 101st, and 102nd levels of the building. To reach the top, you will experience a thrilling ride in a Sky Pod Elevator. Once guests have reached their destination, they are free to explore all three levels of the Observatory, which are brimming with ideas and motivation. Amazing views of up to 45 miles in every direction may be had from the One World Observatory, which is located in New York City and gives views of the city’s most famous landmarks, as well as the oceans and skyscrapers that surround the city.

Tickets to the One World Observatory

The Box Office opens at 9:00 AM and sells tickets to the event. Tickets can be purchased in advance via the One World Observatory website.

STANDARD Starting At $44

Located on the 100th-102nd floor of the legendary One World Trade Center, the One World Observatory offers awe-inspiring 360° views of the bustling city below. Starting at just $44, An  unparalleled view stretching further than 50 miles in every direction. Whether you’re an adventurous first-timer or a luxury traveler looking for a thrilling experience, be sure to check out the One World Observatory and discover what makes it one of New York City’s most popular attractions.

COMBINATION Starting At $54

The One World Observatory is a fantastic and unforgettable experience. For only $54, visitors can access the upgraded experience, complete with front of line security and elevator access, as well as a digital Skyline Guide to introduce them to the stunning views that are accessible from the observatory. Guests will have access to unmatched 360° vistas from one of the tallest buildings in the world, giving them something special to take away from their visit. The One World Observatory provides irreplaceable sights, making it a must-visit attraction for anyone in the area.

ALL – INCLUSIVE Starting At $64

If you’re looking for the total package, then the One World Observatory ticket is for you! For only $64 you not only experience 360° stunning views from one of the most iconic skyscrapers in the world, but you also have access to a priority lane that gets you quickly and safely through security, elevators and exits. To enhance your experience even more, you can learn about what you’re seeing through their high-tech Digital Skyline Guide. With flexible arrival times, spending as much or in little time as desired is possible. Not to mention you receive a $15 credit on all café, bar, restaurant and gift shop purchases! With so much to offer at such an unbeatable price, why not see it all with this exclusive offer.

VIP TOUR Starting $74

Visitors who purchase these tickets will receive a VIP experience that includes escorted entry and a guided tour of the venue. In addition, as previously noted, purchasing All-Inclusive tickets entitles you to a discount of $15 per ticket. These are the most pricey tickets available, with adult ticket prices advertised as beginning at $74 per ticket, in addition to any taxes and processing fees that may apply.

FROM MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER

By Subway: The World Trade Center station, which is located on the E line, is the nearest stop. The Rector Street Station on Line 1, the Park Place station on Lines 2 and 3, and the Cortland Street Station on Line R are the three stations that provide access to One World Trade Center.

By PATH Train: Hoboken to the World Trade Center or Newark to the World Trade Center are both options.

By Taxi/Uber/Lyft: Get out at the stop that’s right where Vesey Street and West End converge.

The One World Observatory is open during the following hours:

The One World Observatory is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting lower Manhattan. It offers unprecedented views of the city skyline, and its unforgettable experience starts right away with its convenient seven day a week schedule. The observatory opens daily at 9 am so visitors can get an early start on the awe-inspiring views and plan an enjoyable day in Manhattan. On Sundays, the observatory doors open a bit later at 11 am; giving everyone the opportunity to leisurely begin their morning before ascending 102 floors up to take in some of the best views of NYC from atop One World Trade Center.