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Edge NYC in the futuristic skyscraper 30 Hudson Yards is one of the highest observation decks in New York and the highest open-air platform in the western hemisphere. The partly glass floor of the platform allows to 'float' 100 floors above ground, the sloped glass walls allow the namesake view over the edge (edge). Enjoy the breathtaking view over the city and treat yourself to a drink at the champagne bar. And maybe you dare to climb up the facade with City Climb?
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NYC: Edge Observation Deck Admission Ticket
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4 tips for visiting the Edge NYC Observation Deck

Skyline in the Morning | Photo: Hannah Gottlieb-Kettl
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Be sure to book in advanceEdge is one of the city's most popular attractions; tickets are therefore often sold out weeks in advance. Secure your timeslot soon to avoid disappointment.
High Line Park | Photo: Hannah Gottlieb-Kettl
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Wake up earlierIf you want to take photos in peace and enjoy the view, it is advisable to visit Edge in the morning. Sunset allows for spectacular snapshots, but it can get very crowded on the platform very quickly despite timed slots.
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Be prepared for airy heightsSince the observation deck is located outdoors, it is often several degrees colder at this height than normal. In addition, the slanted glass walls offer no protection against the wind, which can be quite strong here. Dress a bit warmer to be able to enjoy the time. If the weather at your booked time does not match at all, you can rebook your ticket or use another offer through the Sky Assurance Weather Guarantee.
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Take a walk in the surroundingsStroll through the Hudson Yards neighborhood after your visit above the clouds. Here you will also find the entrance to the High Line, a beautiful park that stretches for 2.7km from Chelsea to the Meatpacking District. An old freight railway track has been converted for this purpose, which means the walkway is located 7.5m above the ground.
Do you dare? | Photo: Hannah Gottlieb-Kettl

EDGE NYC - a 'must' during your visit to NYC

Edge NYC, also known as the Hudson Yards Observation Deck, was opened in 2020 and is an impressive viewpoint in New York City. This observation deck is located at a height of 335 meters (1,100 ft) and offers visitors a breathtaking view of the Manhattan skyline and beyond.
Edge by day | Photo: David Vives

Soaring high

New York is known for its skyscrapers. Even if the One World Trade Center offers the highest viewing platform in New York at 390m, Edge NYC impresses with the highest outdoor platform. At the same height, there are also the glass elevators of Summit One Vanderbilt, which, however, were designed more for adrenaline junkies than for those seeking peace and photography enthusiasts.
Edge at Night | Photo: Chris Turgeon

Not for the faint-hearted

There are some points you should avoid if you are afraid of heights. On Eastern Point, you stand at a corner of the platform as if you were ascending into the sky. Moreover, part of the platform’s floor is made of glass, so you can see people hundreds of meters below the deck. Elsewhere on the platform, you can still enjoy the view; you can also, of course, stay inside the building.

Leave your comfort zone

If you're especially daring, Edge NYC offers you a very special experience: City Climb is the highest outdoor climbing experience on a building worldwide. You have the opportunity to climb on the outside of a skyscraper at over 366 meters (1,200 ft) in height and then look down on New York. This unique adventure offers you an experience you will never forget in your life.

Photography allowed

Edge actively invites its guests to take pictures and share them with the hashtag #EdgeNYC on social media. However, professional photo equipment is not allowed; arrangements for media use should be made in advance with the operating company.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the platform accessible for people with disabilities?

The entire building is equipped with elevators and ramps. Read more.

Am I allowed to bring my own food?

Bringing food is not allowed, except for water in closed containers. Read more.

How long should I plan for a visit to Edge at Hudson Yards?

On average, a visit to the observation deck takes 45 to 60 minutes. Since there is no time limit for staying on the terrace, you can stay here longer or shorter if you wish. Read more.

Does the observation deck remain open in bad weather?

Under normal conditions, the terrace remains open, so one should wear appropriate clothing in the rain. In any case, it is possible to move to the indoor area of the observation deck. In extreme weather conditions, the operating company reserves the right to close the observation platform to guests. Read more.

New York's highest observation decks

Photo
Building
Total height
Height of observation deck
Open since
New York
30 Hudson YardsNew York | USA
387m#3 in New York#5 in USA#26 worldwide
342m#3 in New York#4 in USA#17 worldwide
2019
One World Trade CenterNew York | USA
546m#1 in New York#1 in USA#8 worldwide
387m#2 in USA#13 worldwide
2014
Empire State BuildingNew York | USA
443m#2 in New York#3 in USA#17 worldwide
373m#3 in USA#14 worldwide
1931
worldwide
Burj KhalifaDubai | UAE
828m#1 in UAE#1 worldwide
585m#1 in UAE#1 worldwide
2010
Eiffel TowerParis | France
324m#1 in France#42 worldwide
276m#1 in France#36 worldwide
1889
The ShardLondon | UK
310m#1 in UK#46 worldwide
244m#1 in UK#52 worldwide
2013
30 Hudson Yards is number 3 in New York and number 17 on the worldwide list of the tallest buildings with an observation deck.

General information

opening hours

The observation platform Edge is open daily from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM. The last elevator goes up 50 minutes before the attraction closes. The opening hours of shops and restaurants in the building may vary.

tickets

Tickets cost from $36 for adults (ages 13 to 61), from $34 for seniors (62 and up), and from $31 for children aged 6 to 12 years. Children under 5 accompanied by adults are free. On peak days, there is an additional charge of $4 to the ticket price. Discounts are available for New York City residents as well as active or former members of the US military.

address

30 Hudson Yards
New York
NY 10001
United States

how to get there

30 Hudson Yards is located just a short walk from the 34th Street-Hudson Yards subway station, which is served by Line 7. The Penn Station is two blocks away and is served by lines A, C, E, 1, 2, and 3 as well as by trains from the operators Amtrak, LIRR, PATH, and New Jersey Transit. Various MTA buses stop near the skyscraper, including the M34-SBS, M12, and M11 lines. A limited number of parking spaces are available around the buildings 10 Hudson Yards, Abington House, and One Hudson Yards.
Hannah Gottlieb-Kettl
Written byHannah Gottlieb-KettlHannah is an enthusiastic globetrotter. Her love of discovering new places has taken her to almost every continent on our planet. Hannah now shares this great passion with the world as a content creator. In her writing, she provides impressive insights and combines her travel experiences with lots of useful tips.
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