Combo: One World Observatory + Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Tickets

Your experience

With this convenient combo ticket, experience two of New York City’s most iconic attractions while saving. Take in sweeping city views from the One World Observatory and explore some of the world’s most influential art collections at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).

One World Observatory

Getting started

Make your way to One World Trade Center and scan your ticket at the entrance. Follow the signs to the high-speed elevators, which take you to the top floors in under a minute.

What to expect

Ascend to the top of One World Trade Center in the SkyPod elevators, which provide a fascinating time-lapse of New York’s skyline during the ride. Once on the 102nd floor, enjoy stunning 360-degree views that extend for miles. Explore interactive exhibits such as the See Forever Theater and Sky Portal, and learn about the rebuilding of this historic site through the Voices and Foundations displays. The observatory offers a thoughtful blend of technology, history, and striking visuals.

Features

• Access to the main indoor observatory floors with 360° views.

• High-speed elevator experience that showcases the rise of NYC’s skyline.

• Clear panoramic views of landmarks, including the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Manhattan skyline.

• Plenty of space for photos, skyline spotting, and enjoying the scenery at your own pace.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Getting started

Head to MoMA and present your ticket at the main entrance. Once inside, you’re free to move through the galleries however you like—grab a map if you'd like some guidance, or simply follow what catches your eye.

What to expect

At MoMA, immerse yourself in a collection of over 200,000 artworks that span modern and contemporary eras. Discover iconic pieces like Van Gogh’s The Starry Night and Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, alongside innovative multimedia installations and rotating exhibitions. The museum’s six floors showcase diverse forms of creativity, including photography, design, and sculpture. Take time to unwind in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, an outdoor space that complements the museum’s extensive indoor galleries.

Features

• Access to MoMA’s permanent collection and all rotating exhibitions.

• See masterpieces like The Starry Night and Campbell’s Soup Cans up close.

• Explore at your own pace with the freedom to revisit your favorite galleries.

• Dedicated areas for photography, media arts, design, and special installations.

• Entry to MoMA PS1 is included for even more contemporary work.