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    One World Observatory

    3.9 (904 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Marjie M.

    Last Friday, my friend and I decided to go to the One World Observatory to celebrate Nurses's Week and Mother's Day and it was the perfect choice. The views took our breath away and it's absolutely an experience to live. We also had dinner and everything was absolutely delicious. I had the cauliflower for appetizer and the branzino for my main course. I can tell you, I was really happy by how delicious everything was. I was too full for dessert so I had an expressio martini, the best one that I have ever had. If you are in NYC, make sure you save some time to treat yourself there and have a lifetime experience like we did.

    Vivian H.

    Good check in with all the staff being knowledgeable and kind. It's a bit on the pricier side at $40ish but I think if you're a tourist you can probably bundle it with other things to do. I spent like 2.5 hours there but you can spend 1 hour if you're crunched for time. The elevator ride is interactive for the 50 seconds it takes to go to the top. Loved the visuals and mini movies. The view at the top is incredible. Pro tip: come on a weekday an hour before sunset and watch the sun go down in Jersey and the lights come on in the city that doesn't sleep. It's completely indoors so you don't have to worry about the weather. Also, I brought binoculars so I can enjoy the tops of the building. I would recommend using a SLR with high ISO for night time photos. It was my first time viewing NYC from such a high vantage point and it was magical. Take 4/5 to fulton or R to Cortland St.

    Crissy R.

    This was a great view of the skyline of NYC. If in NY I would add this to the list of places to check out as it represents an important part of our history in the U.S. There will soon be an additional tower added on the Brooklyn side in the next 10 years, so plenty of time to see it before you cant. The on staff tour guides are informative.

    Alex C.

    Dubbed the tallest building in the US due to the large spire on top of the building, One World Trade Center was built on the former site of the twin towers that collapsed during the tragic events of 9/11. Although there are several notable observatories to choose from in NYC, One World Observatory atop the One World Trade Center offers the highest vantage point in the city out of all of them. Providing a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of New York City. There are different levels of tickets you can buy at increasing price points. Offering perks such as guided tours, audio iPads, and flexibility with arrival times. And make sure to get a good spot in the elevator next to the walls when you go up. As they are actually LED screens offering a cool, time-lapsed view of New York's transformation from the 1500's to today as the elevator ascends upwards.

    Observation deck

    I had high hopes, but it didn't exactly meet my $44 expectations. It was slightly more positive than negative. Ive always been obsessed with this building so it was amazing to go inside it. But the observatory while it had amazing views, it has one of the most cash grabby annoying experiences you can have in NYC. Pros: The views are amazing, probably the best views of NYC in my opinion, and especially so if you like lower manhattan more. The go to view for harbor views. don't listen to people who say midtown is too far away, it only looks that way in photos, its plenty close enough, so yes you'll get good ESB views and whatnot. The see forever presentation was pretty cute and the reveal at the end was pretty awesome, me and my friends enjoyed it. Cons: Security. Like its as strict as airport. You basically cant have anything slightly hard in your backpack or else they'll think your a terrorist. Nada While the elevator ride had cool visuals, it was way too fast, and ruined my ears for the whole rest of the day cuz of the pressure change. I hope my eardrums aren't damaged. You get bombarded with constant unwanted photo shoots (staff will practically beg you to take them, and yes they cost alot extra), and they literally force you into a npc dialogue trying to beg you to buy their $15 crusty ah ipad which is unnecessary as someone who knows around the city. You have to basically shoo them away, but ive seen videos where they prevent visitors from moving on ahead and force them to see a minute long presentation on these ipads. The illy cafe has normal prices, but the seating is awful. Awful as in there is no seating. I understand alot of quick bite places in NYC dont have seating , but what makes it worse is that its right next to One Dine with comfy seating probably to make you feel bad that you didn't get a reservation there.

    Kebby B.

    This is one of the best views of the city. We arrived about an hour before sunset, so we were able to enjoy the cityscape both in daylight and at night. Also, remember that there's a TSA-level security check at the entrance, so add about 10-15 minutes to your entry time. My main complaint is the lack of seating areas with views. The only seating areas have views that are blocked by people standing in front of the glass screens. Otherwise, the views are incredible and among the best in NYC.

    Blossom N.

    We wanted to visit the location of the twin Towers, and see the entire city and one world observatory was the perfect stop. We saw the Memorial, which was gorgeous and had no problems going through one world observatory. We went during slow season I believe so it wasn't as crowded and we were able to spend as much time as we like through each section.

    Mandi R.

    Overall, One World Observatory is clean, well run, and provides great views of New York and beyond. However, it was pretty pricey, even after the discount of the City Pass. The best part was the elevator and how it moves you so quickly while showing you what NYC was like throughout the decades. The downside I would say, was having to pay extra to rent the audio tour. Annoying.

    Brandi E.

    Amazing 360 degree view of New York City. If you go after 8 pm tickets are discounted 30% and you get lovely sunset pictures.

    A view of the Statue of Liberty with the skyline cutout at the bottom of the window to deter sitting.
    Sam T.

    This review is specifically about the observatory experience -- not the restaurant, cafe, or building itself. The big (obvious) positive: the views are wonderful. We could see for miles and clearly make out every major landmark in the area, such as the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge. But I don't know if I really feel like I got my money's worth considering the amount ($121.75 for two combination tickets purchased online in advance, taxes and fees included) I spent. The tickets we bought came with priority access, which, on an April weekday a bit before noon, didn't get us ahead of anyone. We found the areas we walked through past security on our way to the elevators to be quite dark at times. After a fair amount of walking, we reached the short line for the elevators and got assigned to one pretty quickly. Going up was an interesting experience as videos showing the hundreds of years of development of the area play. We got off the elevators and were put into another short line to enter a theater. After a few minutes, we went in and found there were no seats but more of a wide hallway with screens shaped like skyscrapers along one side with a metal bar in front. We were told rather forcefully to all move as close to that bar as possible despite not coming close to having enough people to fill the room. The video that then played was honestly just confusing to me; from my recollection, it was just b roll from all around the city with music playing. At the end -- spoiler alert -- the screens lift to reveal your first look at the view from 102 stories up. I'm someone who enjoys a good "moment" -- a similarly-designed moment at Kennedy Space Center for the reveal of the shuttle made me cry --but this one felt unnecessary. After this, I think we were in another short line? I've lost track, honestly. I believe this was when we had to wait for a staff member to become available for an upsell to the iPads, which our tickets included. But the devices looked a bit banged up and not super clean, so we skipped. You can start getting some views of the city wt this point, but the primary views are accessed via escalator. There was, to no surprise, another upsell that had each party pose for a photo (to be viewed and purchased) before accessing the main viewing area. So then we'd finally made it to the views, which again were great. There was a good amount of seating for our day, but I'd imagine that it's quickly taken up on busy days. On the interior side of the glass, the window panels have metal skyline silhouette cutouts at the bottom, pretty obviously to ensure no one sits down (unless they like pain), so I'd be very careful getting too close if I had little ones prone to tripping. I also wished there had been more -- or perhaps deeper -- information posted like I've encountered at other major buildings. But we didn't stay very long because from the moment we passed security, we kept running into areas where it seemed like a very strong air freshener was being pumped in. My mom, who is rarely scent sensitive, commented that she was getting a headache from it, and I had already noticed myself getting one. So after a quick Look through the gift shop to see if the two $5 vouchers that came with our tickets were worth using (they weren't; a bottled water was $8), we headed back down. So in summary, I'm pleased I went and would have perhaps stayed longer had I been able to handle it, but I don't think it would be my top choice to visit again. And I definitely wouldn't visit in busier times.

    Gar S.

    What a great attraction! We got the $45 tickets for about an hour ahead of when we were there, but one of the guides told us that we could go up then because it wasn't very busy. It costs more if you want to go without a wait. We got lucky with the timing on a Friday afternoon, but I imagine it can get very crowded. It's an amazing view and worth the price, I think. There is some food up here but we didn't try anything, and by reading some of the reviews there are other things to do up here. It's a 360 degree view of the New York area. The only thing that is tricky is where the sun is at the time you are up here. If the sun is shining on the side where you are, your pictures will suffer. When the sun faces the other side, then the fist side will great for pictures. I thought it was worth it and the 9/11 memorial and museum is directly across from the One World Trade Center.

    Poorly maintained menu
    JackE D.

    Lots of potential but need new management. We had the fixed menu for 5 people and a 430 reservation so we could watch the sunset. This timing we would highly recommend. However the restaurant was not ready. They were still putting the lights on the tables and took forever to even get drinks to us or explain the menu. When the drinks finally came they were good. Best part of the whole meall!! We went through 3 or 4 waiters throughout our meal we are not sure why maybe because gratuity was included so they just passed us to whoever had time. They all treated us like we were a bother. The menus were gross, dirty wrinkled and covered in food the furniture was poor and service terrible. For all these negatives we were mostly happy with the food. Everything was pretty decent. Mushrooms, pastas, shrimp, cauliflower, my husband and I both had the filet medium rare and when they arrived one was perfect and one was severely undercooked. Unfortunately the deserts were lame also. A lava cake from a mold vanilla ice cream or a teeny toffe cake also from a mold we had all three since they were free and they were garbage not worth the calories. Go to the observatory! Have a drink! Do not eat here it is not worth your time.

    View from the 102nd floor!
    Stephanie P.

    Through Bucket Listers, I booked the "Up, Up, and Away" experience. The $65 ticket included an hour yoga class and a $10 voucher to have a drink or food item in the cafe. The yoga class was simply amazing! Our instructor provided a lot of options from beginner to advanced. After our class, we were invited to check out more of the observatory. We watched a short movie then walked around to check out the incredible views. If you love trying different workouts or consider yourself a yogi, this experience is definitely a must do! Perfect way to start a weekend!

    This is from the projected movie before you enter the Observatory.  It is very immersive.

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    Is the $30 for digital photos worth it?

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    Is the Statue of Liberty visible from here at night?

    Yes. But much easier to see before sunset.

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    Is it worth the extra price for the Priority Reserved Admission tickets? I am planning on going on a Monday in July this summer

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    The One World Observatory is an observation deck located on the 100th to 102nd floors of One World Trade Center.

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