Mirrored rooms and glass ledges next to Grand Central
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An immersive observation experience atop One Vanderbilt, entered from Grand Central Terminal, with mirrored rooms, glass ledges and art installations above Midtown.
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Same as the official online price, checked Oct 26, 2026.
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General admission
from$44
Official starting price — the price for some dates and times is higher.
Where to enter: Main Concourse, Grand Central Terminal (45 E 42nd St).
The pin marks the visitor entrance when we know it.
SUMMIT turns the view into an experience. Mirrored rooms reflect the sky and the Chrysler Building into infinity, glass ledges let you stand over Madison Avenue, and changing art installations fill the floors above.
You enter from the Main Concourse of Grand Central Terminal, which makes it easy to reach by subway or train.
Prices vary by date and time. We show the official starting price; popular times such as sunset cost more.
The mirrored floors reflect upward, so pants or shorts are more comfortable than skirts.
Information status: Checked against the official source
Information checked on Oct 26, 2026
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