Edge - New York (NY)

5 /5 Jacqueline Harvey Ewusi: Visited during the week day. Visibility was low for a while due to the rain but it cleared up enough for the tour. The view is definitely breath taking non the less. Small groups of people were there and it can get crowded very quickly. Picture taking can be very coordinated. The staff were patient and friendly. The champagne was not bad at all. The overall experience was great. The night time view is definitely better with the whole city lit up. Cameras are allowed so I do suggest bringing one to take your own photos of the moment.

5 /5 Mohammadi Patel: Nice place Views from the top were breath taking Good part is they dont ask you to leave after certain time. You can spend as much time as you want. In evening you can get good sunset view along with night lights of the city

5 /5 Sai Komma: Edge NYC is absolutely breathtaking! From the moment you step onto the observation deck, the views are nothing short of spectacular — you feel like you’re floating above the city. The glass floor sections and angled glass walls make the experience even more thrilling without feeling unsafe. Everything is beautifully designed, modern, and clean, and the staff are friendly and organized. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, it’s an unforgettable way to see New York from a whole new perspective. A must-visit if you love incredible city views and a little adventure!

5 /5 Paul Ger: The Edge is one of the most impressive observatories in New York—and for me, the best viewing spot in the city. The angled glass walls provide breathtaking, completely unobstructed views, making you feel like youre floating above Manhattan. Theres also a small glass floor that gives you a thrilling look straight down, adding to the excitement. If youre up for a real adrenaline rush, theres an optional experience where you’re harnessed and suspended outside the building. It’s intense, but unforgettable! There are also snack bars where you can relax and take in the views. A few helpful tips: The Edge is included in the New York Pass, so if you’re planning to visit more attractions, the pass is a smart investment. I highly recommend visiting at sunset and staying until nightfall—the transition from golden hour to city lights is truly magical. Just keep in mind that sunset visits often come with an extra fee, even with a pass. Also, it can get extremely windy up there, so bring a jacket! Even with a reserved time slot, expect a bit of a wait—but it’s absolutely worth it. The Edge offers an unforgettable experience and a unique perspective of the New York skyline.

5 /5 Leticia: This was a great visit! Be aware that lines are long and you have to wait on your feet a long time, even if you bought your tickets in advance! It was very windy when we went up but it was great! Plenty of room for looking out without interference. Its a 360° view! Awesome! Be aware also that the glass floor is only a small section, I thought it was the whole floor! Lots of ppl taking photos long on the piece of glass floor for pictures. You can buy snacks and drinks, both sodas or liquor and there is a small open souvenir shop. It was fun!