One World Observatory (100th floor)

The One World Observatory, located on the 100th floor of the iconic One World Trade Center in New York, is an extraordinary theatre venue offering unparalleled views of the city's skyline. It is known for its immersive, high-definition presentations and exhibits that truly capture the essence of the city. The observatory features a unique open layout, allowing visitors to roam freely and explore the dramatic views from every angle. The modern, stylish interior design, combined with state-of-the-art AV equipment, creates a dynamic, memorable space. Standing 1,268 feet above the city streets, you'll feel like you're on top of the world.

How To Get To The Venue

The One World Observatory is easily accessible via several modes of transportation. For those using public transit, the nearest subway station is the World Trade Center Station, serviced by the E train. Other close stations include the Rector Street Station and the Cortlandt Street Station. By bus, visitors can take routes M20 and M55 that have stops near the building. For those driving, numerous parking lots are available in the vicinity. Check in advance for reserved parking as the area can get crowded. It's also just a short walk away from numerous other downtown attractions, making it a perfect stop during a day out in the city.