RockMoMA ticket combo

Cost, what’s included, what to expect

RockMoma tickets

The RockMoMA combo ticket gives you access to two of New York City’s top attractions: the Top of the Rock Observation Deck and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).

With this ticket, you can save money while experiencing breathtaking city views and world-class art.

Key features of the RockMoMA combo ticket

There are five reasons why the RockMoMA ticket is popular among both tourists and locals.

You save money

The RockMoMA ticket saves you $10 compared to buying tickets separately.

If you purchase individual tickets, it costs $73.55 in total. However, the RockMoMA ticket costs only $63.55, allowing you to save 14%.

Lot’s included

The RockMoMA ticket includes general admission to both Top of the Rock and MoMA.

At MoMA, you get access to over 200,000 modern and contemporary artworks, special exhibitions, audio programs, and MoMA PS1 within 14 days of your first visit. To enhance your experience, you can download the free MoMA audio guide on your device. Remember to bring headphones for a better experience.

At Top of the Rock, your ticket provides timed entry access to both indoor and outdoor observation decks for stunning panoramic views.

Digital tickets

The RockMoMA pass is 100% digital, and you will get it in your email. To access both the attractions, you can show the tickets on your mobile – no need for printouts.

Flexible visit dates

Depending on your schedule, you can choose different days to visit Top of the Rock and MoMA. However, most visitors go up the observation deck in the morning and then visit MoMA in the afternoon.

Bonus for families

If an adult purchases a RockMoMA ticket, children 16 and under can enter MoMA for free.

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How long does it take to explore both attractions?

It is possible to visit both Top of the Rock and MoMA in one day. Most visitors complete the entire experience in less than 5 hours.

At Top of the Rock, you will need around 60 minutes to fully enjoy the views from all three observation decks. The observation deck is located 0.3 miles (0.5 km) from MoMA, and most people can walk the distance in 6 to 7 minutes.

At MoMA, exploring the six floors of galleries takes three to four hours, depending on your interest in modern and contemporary art.

What to expect at Top of the Rock

Visitors can admire the lobby’s Swarovski chandelier and historic artifacts before heading up. The Sky Shuttle elevator ride is a fun, immersive experience that quickly takes you to the observation deck.

Top of the Rock‘s three levels of indoor and outdoor observation decks deliver spectacular, unobstructed views of the city skyline.

The best deck is on the 70th floor, offering 360-degree panoramic views.

From the outdoor deck you will see famous landmarks such as Central Park, the Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, and Downtown Manhattan.

For those looking for a unique photo opportunity, the Beam Experience lets visitors recreate the famous “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper” photograph for an additional fee.

What to expect at the Museum of Modern Art

The Museum of Modern Art has a vast collection of architecture, photography, paintings, sculptures, and more.

It features six floors of galleries filled with works by some of the world’s most renowned artists.

Some of the most famous pieces you can see at MoMA include:

  • The Starry Night – Vincent van Gogh
  • Water Lilies – Claude Monet
  • Les Demoiselles d’Avignon – Pablo Picasso
  • Dance (I) – Henri Matisse
  • Campbell’s Soup Cans – Andy Warhol

Visitors can also explore the museum’s special exhibitions, photography collections, and digital installations.

Additional Information

  • You can receive discounts at select nearby restaurants by showing your MoMA ticket.
  • MoMA visitors can get discounted parking at ICON Parking and The 1345 Garage by validating their tickets at the museum.
  • Certain items are not allowed at Top of the Rock for security reasons. Visitors cannot bring: Outside food or drinks, weapons, glass bottles, lighters, or flammable substances, knives and tripods.
  • Both Top of the Rock and MoMA are fully wheelchair accessible.

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