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Tickets overview

  • Edge at Hudson Yards tickets let you be a part of the iconic Manhattan skyline, at 1,100 feet up

  • Dive into the stories and soul of New York City in an awesome multimedia experience

  • See the city in all its glory with 360° views from the West Side of Manhattan

  • Brave the outdoor observation deck suspended on a skyscraper, stretching out 80 feet into thin air!

If, like good ol' Frank Sinatra, you see the New York skyline and want to be a part of it, buying Edge at Hudson Yards tickets is the place to start.

Edge at Hudson Yards tickets include:

  • The indoor observation deck, outdoor sky deck, glass floor platform, angled glass walls, skyline steps, and Eastern Point.

You'll also get a free digital souvenir photo to immortalize your sky-scraping escapades!

Feeling intrepid?

You can also combine your visit with tickets for the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, for the ultimate New York harbor experience.

  • To ensure everyone's maximum safety and comfort, there is a reduced number of guests that can visit Edge each day. This helps to maximize the size of everyone's personal bubble

  • Tickets operate with an attached timeslot and must be booked in advance

  • Touch-less elevators will be operating at reduced capacities to maintain social distancing guidelines. You’ll travel to the 100th floor in just 52 seconds!

  • The Edge at Hudson accepts all methods of payment but encourages guests to opt for contactless payment options, such as mobile wallets where possible

  • In accordance with New York's official laws and public health guidelines, fully vaccinated visitors are no longer required to wear face coverings while visiting the venue

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Shaun,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
03 Jun 2023
Excellent
If we had more time I think we would have paid for this again! Amazing experience and worth every penny.
We did Empire State on a night and Edge through the day. Totally different experiences and...
If we had more time I think we would have paid for this again! Amazing experience and worth every penny.
We did Empire State on a night and Edge through the day. Totally different experiences and would recommend you do both if you have time!
Edge at Hudson Yards: General Admission
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Anonymous
18 Aug 2023
Excellent
First time visiting, amazing views and the walk through before you go up to the top is really well designed with of interactive features throughout. Really enjoyed it
Edge at Hudson Yards: General Admission
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Anonymous
09 Aug 2023
Excellent
A beautiful observation, highly recommended, we arrived at the appointed time and entered on time, the organization and order of your staff is at a high level.
Edge at Hudson Yards: General Admission

About: Edge at Hudson Yards

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Edge at Hudson Yards is a 1,100-foot-high observation deck located in Hudson Yards, New York. The skyscraper boasts the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere, with a modern and unique design. It is roughly a one-minute walk from Vessel.

Tuesday 10:00 - 22:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 22:00
Thursday 10:00 - 22:00
Friday 10:00 - 22:00
Saturday 10:00 - 22:00
Sunday 10:00 - 22:00
Monday 10:00 - 22:00
Edge at Hudson Yards
30 Hudson Yards FL 4, 10001, New York
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