SUMMIT One Vanderbilt

Yes, but they check all the bags like in airport

You have to see in the direct link because by December everything was already full.

Yes, reserve in advance.

Not that I know

Around 60-70 bucks

Cocktails and Snacks, I would recommend eating something light before going on the Summit

Yes. I took loads with my DSLR

They do not accept Covid test in most places, only vaccination card

Hi Ilyan! Tickets are already available on our website: www.summitov.com/tickets

On the 92nd floor? Only one option the elevator then for the 93 and 94 of the experience: escalator

yes....shorts are allowed.

It's not included. Buy it in advance because when I went there were people who did not enter

Yes

Well I already went, with my luggage but they don't let me pass, only with backpacks, thanks for your help

Yes, its recommended that you purchase tickets in advance to guarantee entry. I suggest going in the early morning or around sunset. Mondays are usually less crowded.

Go for the views. It's worth doing once but it's expensive. The attractions are okay (art installation, balloon room, cloud room), but nothing special. Go with a date, go with a friend, with family, whomever. I think you'll have a good time enjoying the views. It is in fact that, an observatory.

Not a question, but a statement.

You can pay there but you run the risk that they will not take place. You would have to go, buy and come back later

Currently we didn’t have to show any.

5 to 10 minutes

Simp get in to it. 10 to 15 min. Awesome

No

As far as I can tell on the website, Tuesdays are the only days of the week when Summit is closed.

Pushchairs that cannot be folded or collapsed if necessary are prohibited.

No, you need the find it

Yes, you can book online and pay for the ticket. Viator app will give you a 10% discount for first booking on the app. Groupon coupons don't work.

Yes you can

Je peux pas vraiment vous le dire l'ayant fait en fin de soirée ils ont fermés les salles les une après les autres

Prices vary depending on the hours and days. Weekends and at sunset it is more expensive. The official page is more expensive, I recommend using the Get your Guide app.

When you pay for the pics they scan the wristband and then they show you how to scan the QR code....to download the pics...where you will be collecting the original Pic..

I went on a Saturday at sunset. It was fairly busy, but not too busy to get good pictures or to enjoy the attraction

I dont think so

A few day before would be fine but be prepared for the security line

No they are not. And the universe initially proposed can be stressful for a claustrophobic for 15 minutes.

We rode the train, better to ride train parking in Manhattan is crazy abs do is the prices.

Unlimited time

I think if it is days prior it might be acceptable. The website shall have more information about it.

selfie stick yes, tripod no. if they see you install it, they will make you remove it

The lights would likely turn on around sunset.

No, there is not luggage storage, large backpack are prohibited

The $39 ticket 🎟️ will grant you basic access! It was my birthday and I charmed my way on to the glass elevator experience and I even went up to the bar where I was able to purchase drinks directly. Hope this helps.

starting December 14, 2021, all guests over the age of 5 must present proof that they have received at least one dose of a vaccine authorized by the FDA or WHO.

There are private car parks throughout the area, go around and you will find a place. to park on the street there is little space and it is more complicated

Yes, there's parking right at Grand Central. It costed us $20 on a Saturday evening for about 1.5 hours. Best part is the parking is connected to the Grand Central and you can just walk through inside the building to get to SUMMIT One without having to walk outside in cold.

Absolutely 🤗 The Summit Experience Is For Everyone

Guests are required to wear a shirt and shoes at all times while on the premises. Offensive or threatening language and messaging on apparel is not permitted. Due to the nature of the space and presence of reflective and transparent flooring materials, we recommend wearing pants, shorts, or tights to enjoy the full SUMMIT experience. For guests uncomfortable walking on reflective surfaces, we do offer a non-reflective privacy path throughout the space.

Guests are not permitted to enter SUMMIT One Vanderbilt with any of the following items: - Firearms, other weapons, and dangerous materials including pepper spray, laser pointers, glass containers, aerosol cans, permanent markers, construction tools, and sporting equipment - Transportation devices including bicycles, roller skates, shoes with wheels, strollers that cannot be folded, wagons, hoverboards, and Segway-type devices - All suitcases, trunks, wheeled duffle bags, carry-on bags, and packages- any other bag, container, or parcel larger than a standard backpack, purse or messenger bag shall be prohibited as well, and all containers are subject to search by the SUMMIT security team - Professional A/V equipment, including selfie sticks, tripods or monopods longer than 12″ fully extended, large commercial video or photo equipment, megaphones, amplified speaker devices and drones of any size. - Additionally, outside food and beverages are not allowed. This list is not fully exhaustive, and any other items that the SUMMIT security team or executive management feel can post a threat to guests and staff will not be permitted entry at their discretion.

Restrooms are not accessible until reaching the first upper floor of the experience, about 15 minutes into your visit. Please plan accordingly.

SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is so much more than a great view. We recommend allowing two to three hours to enjoy all offerings and experiences.

Guests must have a ticket to visit SUMMIT One Vanderbilt. Guest admission is reserved for the time and date printed on the ticket. Guests should arrive at the specified time and proceed to the experience entrance located on the Concourse level of Grand Central Terminal.

SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is located on the top floors of One Vanderbilt, New York City’s most exciting new skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan. Entry to SUMMIT is through the main concourse of Grand Central Terminal, easily accessable by car, MTA subway, bus, and LIRR/Metro North commuter rail.

Pursuant to New York City Executive Order 225, all guests of SUMMIT One Vanderbilt over the age of 12 must present proof of COVID-19 vaccination authorized for use by the FDA or WHO. Our full COVID-19 safety guidelines can be found at https://summitov.com/covid/

Valid tickets are required for everyone visiting SUMMIT One Vanderbilt. Children ages 5 and under visit free. Tickets have a date and timed entry. All ticket sales are final.

Both online and at ticket desk site may tickets be purchased:)

As far as I know, the rates are listed for adults and youth.

Unfortunately, they don't reschedule or offer refunds - I tried.

yes, there are machines to buy tickets in the basement lobby, but if the capacity is full, you will not get

Tickets to SUMMIT One Vanderbilt begin at $39 for adults, and $33 for children ages 6-12. Children under 6 attend free! We also offer preferred pricing for groups of 15 or more, New York City residents, and active/retired members of the United States Armed Forces. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.summitov.com/tickets

From near and far, all are welcome at SUMMIT One Vanderbilt! Tickets are available at summitov.com/tickets. As a gift to our city, New Yorkers can receive preferred pricing by purchasing from the the 'New York City Residents' link below the 'Buy Tickets' buttons.

yes, they are asking for a vaccination card for everyone over 12

Tickets to SUMMIT One Vanderbilt begin at $39 for ages 12 and up, and $34 for New Yorkers ages 12 and up.