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Summit One Vanderbilt: Immersive Sky Experience

Step into the most visually arresting observation experience in New York: a four-floor immersive art installation atop a supertall skyscraper with floor-to-ceiling glass, infinity mirrors, and unrivalled Midtown panoramas. Bucket-list by design.

What to expect

Ride glass elevators to 1,401 feet above Grand Central Terminal, then move through mirrored rooms, levitating glass floors, and a reflective pool installation, all framing razor-sharp views of the Empire State Building at eye level and the Hudson beyond. The AIRE experience adds a glass cube extending 65 feet beyond the building's edge. Multilingual guides and audio tours are available, and the rooftop terrace AFTER allows open-air champagne moments.

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Central Park Bundle + SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
$113 per ticket
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Good to know

Located at 45 East 42nd Street — a 5-minute walk from Grand Central, easily reached by taxi from any Manhattan cruise terminal in under 20 minutes. Book a timed-entry ticket online to skip queues entirely. Allow 90 minutes minimum. All-aboard is typically early evening, so a morning or lunchtime visit is ideal.

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Luxury cruises that call at New York — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.

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