The Empire State Building
For some of the best views of New York City and beyond, visit the iconic Empire State Building, located on Fifth Avenue between West 33rd and 34th Streets—just a few blocks from The Evelyn. Towering 1,454 feet, this world-famous art deco skyscraper is a staple of the NYC skyline and one of New York's most visited tourist attractions.
Hours
- Open 365 days a year | 8 AM-2 AM
Prices
- Adults: $57
- Children: $51
- Seniors (65+): $55
- VIP Express: $85
Plan Your Itinerary
- Tours
- Observation Decks
- Dining
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
- Exhibits
Why does the Empire State Building change colors?
The lights at the top of the Empire State Building change colors to celebrate holidays and events throughout the year. The computer-driven LED light system is capable of displaying 16 million colors, which can turn instantaneously. Catch a lighting ceremony in person or a music light show broadcast on iHeartMedia stations. For a full schedule of the tower lights and reasons for the lighting, please see the Tower Lights schedule.
What is the Empire State Building famous for?
The Empire State Building continues to be one of the world's most iconic skyscrapers and a staple of the New York skyline. At 1,454 feet tall, this art-deco skyscraper held the record of being the world's tallest building for nearly 40 years until the completion of One World Trade Center. A symbol on NYC and its pride, the Empire State Building, has been featured in more than 250 TV shows and major motion pictures, including King Kong and Sleepless in Seattle.