Celebrity Visits
With nearly 200 celebrity visitors each year, it's easy to spot a famous face at the "World's Most Famous Building." See who will visit this week!
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Celebrity Visits
The cast of Broadway’s “Maybe Happy Ending” visited the Empire State Building to celebrate the show’s success with a tour of the building’s Observatory Experience.
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Whether you're a local who wants to explore your own city or a tourist who will visit the Big Apple for the first time, ESB offers unparalleled views from the heart of New York City, a range of ticket options, and a seamless ticketing process to create an unforgettable experience.
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From ticket offers to the optimal time to visit, we compiled a complete guide of useful tips and insights for your trip to the “World’s Most Famous Building.”
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Celebrity Visits
Dressed in all pink, Uchis toured the Observatory Experience and posed with fans on the 86th Floor Observatory.
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Actress Busy Philipps and TV personality Tayshia Adams visited the building to flip the famous light switch.
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The Bravo icon toured the building's immersive museum and took in the best view in New York City from the 86th and 102nd Floor Observatories
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Observatory hosts, gift shop attendants, security guards, and other staffers will don the new look that combines a modern silhouette with nods to the Empire State Building’s legacy and classic Art Deco elegance.
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The Empire State Building lit up orange, in partnership with Progyny and RESOLVE: the National Infertility Association.
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From iconic landmarks with unmatched views to the city’s countless outdoor spaces, NYC has something for everyone this spring season.
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The Empire State Building hosted a lighting ceremony with WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert and 2025 draftees.
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Kesha visited the building to celebrate with a lighting ceremony, where she flipped the switch and toured the Observatory Experience.
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Singer-songwriter and creative mind behind "Hell's Kitchen," Alicia Keys, visited the building to flip the switch in a lighting ceremony and take in NYC's best views from the iconic 86th and 102nd Floor Observatories.
It’s New York’s can’t-miss experience. Book your ticket to the top today.