Top of the Rock Tickets: The 4 Best Ways Up

1.Top of the Rock Observation Deck New York City Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 4,556 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $62Our pick

Ride to Rockefeller Center’s Top of the Rock for three indoor and outdoor viewing levels, including the open-air 70th floor. See Central Park, the Empire State Building, both rivers, and more. Add the Beam photo experience for a brief lift above the deck.

“One of the best observation decks in New York. This is the one to book. It is cake for money as there are 3 viewing points that give views across the whole city. You also get a fabulous view of the empire state building.”

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2.Radio City Music Hall Tour Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 364 reviews · from $44

Spend 60 minutes inside Radio City Music Hall with an English-speaking guide. You’ll see the Great Stage from unusual angles, visit the Roxy Suite, hear stories about the Rockettes, and meet a Rockette for questions and photos. Guides such as Gary, Keith, and Shane have earned special praise.

“Very informative, with the history of the building and rocketts”

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3.Pick 1 Attraction + Edge New York + Top of the Rock

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 188 reviews · from $119

Use one digital Go City pass for Edge, Top of the Rock, and one more New York attraction. Plan across 30 days, reserve in the app when needed, and choose from options such as the Empire State Building, 9/11 Museum, Statue of Liberty Ferry, MoMA, and more.

“The view was awesome. But the ride up and down in the elevator was also an experience. We were lucky to be just the two of us in the elevator and got to enjoy the show”

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4.Radio City Music Hall Tour Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 156 reviews · from $42Best value

Spend about an hour inside Radio City Music Hall with an English-speaking guide. See the Art Deco interiors, hear stories about the Great Stage, visit backstage areas, and meet a Rockette for a photo. Groups are capped at 14, though the route includes stairs and access can change with events.

“Worth the time and money you see so much that’s important to the history and understanding of what makes this place tick”

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