When we visited New York some years ago, One World was still under construction so it was a must do for this visit. The structure itself is amazing, and it sits beautifully alongside the Memorial pools for the Twin Towers. It’s always incredibly sad to visit the site, because you know what occurred there but it is lovingly taken of. So as to the visit itself the elevator up is smooth and you honestly don’t feel as though you are moving at all, the only proof is your ears popping! When you get to the top don’t be talked into renting an iPad because they are out of date, cumbersome to hold and honestly majority of the sights you will recognise. Not needed at all. The views are of course incredible but because you’re behind glass you do get a lot of reflection and plan your timing if you can. When we visited there wasn’t too many people but it was still busy. All in all definitely a must visit but I think next time I’m in NYC I will try The Edge.

Since I first visited back in 2016 I had always wanted to go up the Freedom Tower! This time I finally got to go up! We bought our tickets at the ticket office inside the building and was given the first time slot available. I was pleased that there was time slots as it spaced out the crowds a bit. You had to go through security which made me feel safe and then you head on into the building. It’s very futuristic! The elevator is amazing! It is surrounded by screens and as you go up it shows you how high you are, what floor you are on and how the city of New York built and changed over years! When you arrive at the top the view is revealed! It takes your breath away! What a stunning view! Probably the best view I have seen of New York! The only two downfalls for me is that I wish there was a outside viewing deck and that when we went to go down there was a massive queue for lifts which did make me question how fast we could get down in a emergency.

Bought tickets in Groupon for $22 each. Sadly it was a horrible rainy day with no visibility. SrFf happily chanced ticket for a different day when we arrived. Great views (inside behind CLEAN glass). Can’t see Central Park but you do get Brooklyn bridge. Decide which tower you want based on view. Only queue was to get through security and into lift but all moving so no real wait. Had about 30/45 mins viewing but you decide when to leave. Enjoyed our visit and would recommend.

Incredible experience! Was a bit nervous before as scared of heights and didn’t need to be! The lift experience and video was great! Really interactive especially the QR codes! We stayed for a talk and the lady was very informative. I’m pregnant and the restrooms were very clean and no big queues. We did book before hand but didn’t need too as the line was not long (midday on a Tuesday) where as top of the rock the day before was impossible to get in until 8.40pm at night. Would highly recommend!

Amazing to go to the top of the world. Really easy to organise and dont if not a busy day worry about booking a set time....we did and didnt need to as line moved very quickly. Have camera ready when you get to the 102nd floor right when the movie finishs....its worth it. Great views across NYC and beyond. Loved it.

The view was epic obviously. The AC has some scent pushed through that I thought smelled amazing at first but becomes a little over powering after a while. The bar is very pricey but was a fun experience to have a drink and take in the view before going to the observation deck. I would not pay to skip the line or do any upgrades. We got our tickets online, walking up to the building, and had no wait.

This was cool to visit, it’s very fast, heaps of info and a neat video as part of it too. It was an overcast day but we still got to see plenty. You can book online the day you visit. Busy times will be sunset so other times will be easy to get tickets

We had visited the memorial and museum and were initially undecided about going to the top since we'd already been to the top of the Empire State Building, had a hotel room on the 58th floor, and visited Top of the Rock on our last trip. We decided to go up and were so happy we did! We purchased tickets right at the tower. The whole experience was incredible. The elevator goes extremely fast, and yet your ears somehow don't pop. The elevator ride is an experience itself, with movies projected onto the walls. The views at the top are spectacular, as you'd expect. But this offers a slightly different vantage point, with views of the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn and Manhattan bridge and the rivers. The gift shop at the top is a nice spot to purchase souvenirs too.

Chose this over Empire State as was more convenient for then doing Statue of Liberty. It was a wise choice as from the interactive ride up through the "big reveal" to uninterrupted views, the experience was good. Elevator down was a great experience that is almost worth the trip in its own right.

I can't say enough about this place, this was my second time here LOVED it! fantastic views, friendly and attentive staff. Can't wait to come again and try their ONE dine highly recommend for any tourists best observatory (in my opinion) in nyc!