What floor is the Top of the Rock observation deck?

70th floor
Top of the Rock may be known for its amazing views, but the journey to the top is an experience of its own. Enjoy three indoor and outdoor viewing decks, including the 70th floor open-air roof deck.

How long can you stay at the Top of the Rock observation deck?

Is there a time limit on the observation decks? No. Guests can stay on the observation decks as long as they like during operating hours. On average, people spend about 45 minutes to an hour at Top of the Rock.

How much is the observation deck at Rockefeller Center?

The Top of the Rock Observation Deck is open from 8 a.m. to midnight each day (the last elevator is at 11 p.m.). Tickets for the Top of the Rock cost $38 for adults, $36 for seniors and $32 for kids ages 6 to 12. Tours of Rockefeller Center cost $25. To save some coin, purchase a combo ticket for $52.

Is Top of the Rock worth it at night?

Better at Night or Day For the best views, it’s essential to visit Top of the Rock during the day. At night the prominent sight of Central Park will only be a dark patch. However, the time between day and night gives you the best of both worlds.

How much is it to visit Top of the Rock?

Plan your Visit

• Adult. $40.
• Child (6-12) $34.
• Senior. $38.

What is better Top of the Rock or the edge?

The observatory closest to street level is the Top of the Rock at 30 Rockefeller Plaza at 800 feet, while the highest is 1,268 feet at One World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan. But the highest open-air observatory is Edge, the 100th-floor deck that opened at Hudson Yards in March.

When should I go to Top of the Rock?

The best time of day to visit Top of the Rock is in the morning between 8 am and 11 am to avoid the crowds. The next best choice for low crowd levels is from 8 pm to closing time. These two times of day will offer you the shortest wait times and the best experience once you head up to the top of the building.