The GE Building towers into a perfect New York sky |
The Rockefeller Center is in fact a complex of 19 major buildings, the largest of which is the GE Building. Directly in front of this building is a large sunken outdoor plaza which doubles as an ice skating rink in winter and restaurant during the summer months.
Paul Manship sculptures, Youth and Maiden |
Michael Hammers 2008 Installation: Electric Fountain |
With the loss of the twin towers of the World Trade Center, the Empire State Building can lay claim to being the highest building in New York City, although this will change once the new tower is completed on the site of the WTC. While it is tempting to visit the ESB rather than the Rockefeller Center building, I preferred the Top of The Rock if only because one can get great views (and photographs) of the Empire State Building which is near by.
Top of The Rock view of Manhattan skyline and Central Park |
Getting There:
The nearest subway station is the 47-50th St - Rockefeller Ctr. Station which can be reached by the B, D, F, and M trains (more info: http://www.mta.info/).
Tickets:
- Adult $34.00
- Child (6-12) $28.00
- Senior (62+) $32.00
- Sun & Stars Ticket: Adult $63.00
- Sun & Stars Ticket: Child $43.00
- Note: Sun & Stars tickets allow guests to visit twice in one day.
- A range of add-on's and combo tickets are also available.
POST UPDATED MARCH 11, 2017
NOTE: The above ticket prices were correct as of March 11, 2017.
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