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The Empire State Building is famous for topping the New York skyline in 1931 and for becoming a global cultural icon in the decades since. Its Art Deco spire has appeared on screen since King Kong in 1933, and in 2011 Cornell researchers named it the most photographed building in the world. The Empire State Building lights still mark holidays, causes, and city milestones, which is just one of the reasons why it ranks among the best tourist attractions in New York.

At the Empire State Building you can visit two observation decks, walk through a museum, and eat or shop without leaving the building. It is one of the few NYC attractions that puts all three under one roof. The 86th Floor Observation Deck is open-air with 360-degree views, while the enclosed 102nd Floor Observation Deck sits sixteen floors higher behind floor-to-ceiling glass. Galleries on the 2nd and 80th Floors cover the building's construction and its run through pop culture.

The Empire State Building stands 1,250 feet to its top floor and 1,454 feet counting the spire and antenna. It rises from Fifth Avenue at 34th Street in Midtown Manhattan, with 103 floors, 1,860 steps to the 102nd Floor Observation Deck, and 73 Otis elevators so you don't have to actually walk them. It was the tallest building in the world when it opened in 1931 and is now the fourth tallest in New York City.

The Empire State Building opened on May 1, 1931. Construction broke ground on March 17, 1930 and was completed in 1 year and 45 days. It was originally intended to be the world's first 100-plus-story building. Alfred E. Smith, a former Governor of New York State, headed the company behind it.

The 86th Floor Observation Deck is open-air and the 102nd Floor Observation Deck is enclosed, 16 floors higher, with floor-to-ceiling glass. The 86th Floor is the classic Empire State Building experience — outdoor air, unobstructed photography, and the deck you have seen in countless films. The 102nd Floor adds views that stretch across six states on a clear day, a one-of-a-kind glass elevator ride, and a quieter, weather-protected space that many visitors prefer in winter or rain. 

No, the Empire State Building observation decks and museum galleries require a ticket, with every visit needing a timed reservation. There is no free admission to the decks. Every ticket does include the museum galleries on the 2nd and 80th Floors, so there is nothing extra to buy once you are inside.

是的，所有門票均包含進入帝國大廈身歷其境的博物館體驗。在二樓和第80樓探索畫廊，這些畫廊展示互動展品、歷史文物和流行文化時刻——這些都包含在您登頂的旅程中。

快捷通行證可跳過二樓展覽，以更快的進入，但客人仍可選擇在他們的體驗過程中參觀。

帝國大廈全年365天開放，不論是下雨、晴天還是下雪。我們的營業時間會隨著季節變化，以確保訪客體驗最佳。在冬季，我們會在室外第86層觀景台安裝暖氣，以提高客人的舒適度。

為了在您訪問當日獲取最新的開放時間，請查看我們首頁頂部或 Hours of Operations page 列出的開放時間。所有訪問都需要預約時間，以便創造流暢和愉快的體驗。

入場需要預約。雖然票可以在我們位於第34街西12號 (第五大道和第六大道之間) 的售票處現場購買，但強烈建議提前在線預訂。提前預訂是確保您首選日期和時間的最可靠方式，並避免長時間等候或可能的售罄。請注意，您必須選擇特定的日期和時間進行預約。為了增加靈活性，您可以考慮靈活票，此票讓您可以選擇參觀日期並在當天營業時間內隨時到達。