NYC Edge Immersive Observation Deck at Hudson Yards Admission
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Edge sells General Admission from $42, plus a $2 fee per ticket, for a timed visit to the highest outdoor sky deck in New York City, 1,100 feet up at Hudson Yards (October 2026). The choice is between a timed ticket, a flexible one, priority access, or a walking tour that includes the deck. To weigh it against the other towers, see NYC observation decks compared.
How to choose
Edge prices vary by date, time and ticket type, and rise closer to the visit date. In October 2026 General Admission starts at $42 for a set date and time, Flex Admission at $73 (date and time changeable up to 2 hours before), and Priority Access at $88 with the priority elevator. Each adds a $2 processing fee. An Advance Saver ticket saves up to 35% when booked 14 or more days ahead, and New York, New Jersey and Connecticut residents have their own rate.
The NYC Edge Immersive Observation Deck at Hudson Yards Admission is the most reviewed product on this page: from $43 on Viator in October 2026, rated 4.04 from 2,342 reviews. Its options mirror Edge's own: timed, flexible-time, skip-the-line with priority elevator, champagne (21 and over), Sunset VIP, and a Vessel and Edge combo. The Combo Ticket Edge NYC Observatory and Whitney Museum (from $60, no reviews yet in October 2026) is exchanged at Edge's 4th-floor box office for a date and time; the Whitney needs no reservation. The NYC Adventure Pass (from $119, 4.38 from 26 reviews) adds The Beast speedboat and RiseNY, valid 30 days from the first activity.
Two walking tours sell Edge as an upgrade, so their "from" price is the tour without the deck. High Line, Chelsea and Hudson Yards Tour with Edge Entry Option (from $29 on Viator in October 2026, 4.84 from 38 reviews) walks from the Whitney along the High Line and, with the Edge option, ends at the entrance, where the guide hands over the ticket. The Private Hudson Yards Tour With Optional Edge Upgrade (from $170, 4.83 from 497 reviews) adds Vessel, Edge or both as options. Tours with the ticket included: The Edge Observation Deck and 3hr Manhattan Walking Tour (from $142, 4.5 from 14 reviews) walks from Wall Street to the Flatiron, then guests visit Edge on their own; the Early Access New York Edge to Little Island Pier Adventure Tour (from $95, 5.0 from 2 reviews) is guided through Edge, past Vessel and along the High Line to Little Island.
The visit
The visit starts on Level 4 of The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, 30 Hudson Yards, with seven indoor installations. A 52-second elevator then rises to Level 100, which has an indoor deck and the outdoor sky deck at 1,100 feet: a glass floor, glass walls angled outward and skyline seats (October 2026). Edge is open 9 am to 10 pm on 25 October 2026, last entry one hour before closing. The 7 train stops at 34 St-Hudson Yards.
Sunset slots sell out first, and Edge advises arriving at least an hour before sunset (October 2026).

City Climb
City Climb, the outdoor climb up the crown of 30 Hudson Yards, is closed for the season and its tickets are off sale in October 2026. When last on sale, it cost from $80, or $125 with photos and video, for a 45-degree outdoor staircase more than 1,200 feet above the ground. Climbers must be 13 or older (13 to 17 with an adult), 4.9 to 6.7 feet tall and 65 to 310 pounds.
City passes
Edge General Admission is one of the choices on New York CityPASS, with sunset upgrades offered at reservation, and it is on the New York C3 and C-ALL passes. Go City's Essentials, Explorer and All-Inclusive passes include it, and Edge accepts the New York Pass (October 2026). CityPASS vs Go City compares the passes.
The other decks: Empire State Building, Top of the Rock, SUMMIT One Vanderbilt and One World Observatory.
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FAQ
General Admission starts at $42 plus a $2 processing fee in October 2026. Flex Admission starts at $73 and Priority Access at $88; prices change by date and time slot and rise closer to the visit. On Viator, admission starts from $43 in October 2026.
Plan on about 1.5 hours, the time the Viator admission listing gives (October 2026) for the installations and the sky deck. Last entry is one hour before closing.
Sunset is the busiest slot: sunset tickets sell out first, and Edge advises arriving at least an hour before sunset (October 2026). Edge is open 9 am to 10 pm on 25 October 2026.
The sky deck is on the 100th floor of 30 Hudson Yards, 1,100 feet up. The visit begins on Level 4 with seven indoor installations, then a 52-second elevator ride to Level 100 (October 2026).
Booking ahead pays: prices rise closer to the visit date, and the Advance Saver ticket saves up to 35% when bought 14 or more days ahead (October 2026). General Admission is timed, so book sunset slots early.
For an open-air view with a glass floor, yes: Edge is the highest outdoor sky deck in New York City, at 1,100 feet, from $42 in October 2026. The indoor deck and installations stay open when weather closes the outdoor deck. Compare all five decks on NYC observation decks.
No. City Climb is closed for the season and its tickets are off sale in October 2026. When last on sale, it cost from $80, for climbers 13 and over.