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Empire State Building -
New York City
When you walk up to the desk in the main lobby, expect the person at the Information Desk to smile and say, "Welcome to The Empire State Building! How may I help you?" In that same manner, we want you to know that we will make every effort to answer your questions, respond to your comments and react to your needs during your visit to the building. It is critical that your Internet experience with us be every bit as friendly as your day in our real-life monument. If you have comments, about any visitor information that you would like to see listed here, please send them to us via our Online Customer Service and, if prudent, we will try to incorporate your suggestions. Observatory Hourss: 8:00am to Midnight daily. Last elevators go up at 11:15pm. Open daily 365 days a year. IMPORTANT: Everyone must go through the security check when entering the building. No glass or bottles are permitted to be taken to the Observatory. Cameras and camcorders are allowed but no tripods. ONLY carry-on size and style bags, suitcases, backpacks, duffle bags, luggage, etc., are permitted. We do not have a coat check, package, baggage check or holding area, so please do not attempt to bring non-carry-on style luggage to the Observatory. Please view our Security and Visitor Information for more details.
ESB Observatory Audio Tour: The high point (no pun intended) of every visit to the Observatory is, of course, the spectacular 360-degree view of the Big Apple and the metropolitan area. Now, we’re going to make that experience even more exciting and rewarding with an audio tour and corresponding signage so that visitors will know exactly what they are seeing from every vantage point on the observation deck. Narrating the tour is Tony, a fictional, but nonetheless authentic, native New Yorker born 50 years ago in Chelsea, an area of Manhattan not yet the hot, trendy neighborhood it is today. The tour is written from Tony’s point of view and is filled with his colorful, amusing and informative observations about his favorite city . . . and his favorite building. To complement the audio tour and enable visitors to have better close-up views of what Tony is describing, we have installed more powerful binoculars on the outside deck of the Observatory. Tickets are available for the audio
tour at the ticket office located on the 2nd floor of the building. |
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