Tickets · New YorkEmpire State Building
New York · Empire State Building

The top of the world is for the few.

The most famous observatory on the planet, booked in your name.

Starting at≈ US$ 70
charged in R$ 359,00 · per person

The entrance is on 34th Street

The subway stops one block away. Tap a station to see the walk to the observatory entrance.

Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors, rotated so the avenues run upright. Approximate positions; walking distances by street. 3D model: "Empire State Building" by caduteste (CC-BY 4.0) via Sketchfab.
Observatory entrance
20 West 34th Street, New York
between 5th and 6th Avenue
By subway or train
Before you go up
  • Arrive 15 minutes earlyYour ticket has a set time (timed entry). There is some leeway, but sunset does not wait.
  • Airport-style securityBags go through the X-ray. No large luggage — there is no bag check in the building.
  • Open every day9am to midnight, 365 days a year. Last elevator up at 11:15pm.

Your ticket includes

  • Official ticket

    Issued in your name, with the QR code you show at the entrance.

  • Timed entry

    You pick the day and the time you go up, in New York time.

  • Museum and galleries

    The 2nd-floor museum and the galleries come with all three tickets.

  • Charged in reais

    Charged in Brazilian reais (BRL). The US$ amount shown is an estimate.

From your phone to the 86th floor.

  1. Choose date and time

    Times are New York local time. You pick the exact slot.

  2. Pay securely by card

    Your card is charged in Brazilian reais (BRL), on a secure checkout right here. Nothing to arrange in New York.

  3. Receive the official ticket

    Issued in your name and sent by WhatsApp and email, with the QR code for entry.

  4. Show the QR at the entrance

    Straight to 20 West 34th Street. Nothing to collect, no box office line.

Frequently asked questions

Is the time on the ticket New York time?
Yes. Every time shown here — at checkout, on your voucher and on the ticket — is New York local time (GMT-4 in summer, GMT-5 in winter). Plan the day by the clock in New York, not by the one where you are now.
Do I have to go up exactly at the time on my ticket?
The ticket is timed entry: it reserves your entry window. There is some leeway in practice, but at peak hours — above all at sunset — arriving on time is what makes the visit effortless. We recommend being at the entrance 15 minutes early.
Do children pay?
Children 5 and under enter free and do not need a ticket. From 6 to 12 there is a child ticket, and from 13 the adult ticket applies. Seniors 62 and over have their own rate, with ID shown at the entrance.
What if it rains?
The 86th floor is an open-air deck — in heavy rain or fog visibility drops, and parts of the deck may be closed for safety. The museum, the lobby and the 102nd (glass-enclosed) stay open. The building does not refund for weather, so it is worth checking the forecast before choosing your time.
How long does the visit take?
Between 1 and 2 hours for most people, counting the museum and the galleries. There is no time limit at the observatory: you can stay as long as you like.
Can I reschedule?
Yes, subject to availability. Message our concierge on WhatsApp as far in advance as possible and we will handle the change with the Empire State.
Is the building accessible?
Yes. The 86th and 102nd floor observatories are wheelchair accessible, with elevators along the entire route. If you need specific assistance, let the concierge know before your visit.