Rockefeller Center

Great experience! All the staff were so friendly and accommodating. One man even took lots of pictures of us. The museum was really cool! Especially the King Kong exhibit. Outdoors was beautiful. I wasn’t expecting the nice warm heaters to be there, I was expecting to be freezing cold. So that was a nice plus. We went just before sunset, so we were able to see the view during daylight, sunset, and at night. It was beautiful!

I enjoyed the observation deck so much. There is a beautiful view of the Central Park and the Empire State Building as well. On the way up there is also an exhibition about the construction of the building which explains a many questions. Very nice experience. Thank you🤩

Incredible experience! We loved watching the ice skaters having fun, even though we couldn’t join in due to sore legs from all our walking. The whole area is so clean and polished, and we really enjoyed exploring the shops underground. Chip City was our favorite—such a great find! Definitely a must-visit spot in NYC!

Visiting off season in February meant no long queues and pretty much immediate access to the observation levels. Great views. Paid extra for the beam "ride" at the top and glad I did - brilliant memory. Photos a little bit expensive but I guess not something you're likely to do every day.

Visiting Rockefeller Center during Christmas and New Year was such a magical experience ✨🎄❤️💚🏙🎡I went with a friend, and the entire place felt like a winter wonderland. The massive Christmas tree, beautifully lit up, is even more stunning in person—it’s like stepping into a holiday movie! On Christmas Day, it was extremely crowded, which made it a bit harder to move around and fully enjoy the plaza. However, visiting after Christmas was much better—fewer people but still the same magical charm, especially with the tree and ice-skating rink. We also made our way to the Top of the Rock observation deck, and it’s truly breathtaking. If you’re planning to catch the sunset, make sure to arrive 30-40 minutes early since there’s a step-by-step process to get to the top. Once there, the views of the city skyline, Central Park, and the Empire State Building are absolutely unforgettable—especially when the city lights come alive at night. Rockefeller Center during the holidays is a must-see. Despite the crowds, the festive atmosphere and iconic sights make it an experience you’ll treasure forever!