We went ice skating underneath the tree and it was the PERFECT Christmas activity! Make sure to make reservations as they fill up fast. The ambience of the rink in NYC is amazing, as well as clear directions and great customer service. Highly recommend this activity. They also say on their website they are ADA accessible, which is great!

Went there during the holiday season as we've been told how beautiful it is during that time. So glad we did! It was stunning and to see the X-mas tree and all the other lights and building lit up. WOW! A definite must do if you travel during the holiday season. Won't be disappointed.

We had a ticket for 2:10 to go up. This part was chaotic because the person letting people up was not going by ticket times, he was just letting groups up. So we waited until 3 before we got up. We stopped a couple floors up to wait again. While waiting we saw short videos of the history and construction of the tower. That was really interesting! Finally up at the top and the views were amazing!

An absolute must see in New York for a breathtaking panoramic view of the entire city. I went at night and loved the experience. It’s certainly even more incredible during sunset! It was definitely a very memorable evening.

We visited the Rockefeller Centre both day and night. I have given an average revue as the magic of the place is taken away by the overcrowding Night We visited the Rockefeller Plaza at night to see the tree, the crowds were insane and I have to say a little unnerving. At one point there were barriers put across the street to keep the crowds in one area which I didn't understand as when you had seen the tree you wanted to walk away and get out of the crowd but we couldn't and everyone was stuck for quite sometime, finally people pushed the barriers out of the way and the crowd moved. If it is like that every night around Christmas I would avoid going again and especially if I had children with me. The tree however was spectacular, beautiful and did not disappoint Day A lot less crowded during the day around the tree area but off course the lights do not look as pretty but at least you could get close enough to see the tree and the ice rink We also passed through the centre inside so we could go to Top Of The Rock. This I would recommend booking in advance as even trying to book the morning of that day all the slots where booked and we had to book for the next day. I have to say inside the Rockefeller building on the ground level it is also chaotic, understaffed and hot and the que from the ladies toilets was out the door and a long way from the toilet entrance so don't get caught short. We did visit The Top Of The Rock which was awesome and so well done but I will review that under Top Of The Rock.

The Rockefeller Center is a popular tourist destination in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, New York City, known for its iconic shopping, dining, and entertainment. One of the notable attractions at the Rockefeller Center is the Top of the Rock observation deck, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city from the 70th floor of the GE Building. Visitors can also take a tour of NBC Studios, where SNL and The Tonight Show are filmed. The Rockefeller Center features a variety of dining and entertainment options, including the famous ice skating rink under the vibrant Christmas tree for during the holiday season. The area’s restaurants are also impeccable. Overall, the Rockefeller Center is a must-visit, memorable destination for anyone visiting New York City. If you want a bustling attraction to visit during the holidays, the Rockefeller Center is the perfect place for any family or group to visit.

The decision was between the Rockefeller Center and Empire State Building. In the end it came down to Price and what you get for the price. We had the Express pass which was great as the Sunset Access was included. We could stay as long as we wanted and it was great. The only thing negative: It wasn't clearly marked where the Express pass people can go. We actually stood in a queue until I asked and they were like " Oh why are you waiting come please" so yeah it would have been better if they mark it clearly.

Beautiful building with lots of displays and interactive activities. But at night, you cannot stop enjoying the tree. Next seeing Atlas with the weight on his shoulders and finally Promethius, All more beautiful with Lights!

Rockefeller Center is a sight to behold, especially in winter. This time, we witnessed the tree go up, but missed the glorious lights & the trumpeting wire-sculpture angels. Still, there’s lots to see & do, whether it’s just taking in the impressive array of public art or taking a tour, going up to the observation decks, skating under the iconic statue of Prometheus, sitting in on a taping of a show, dining, shopping, etc.

The Rockefeller Center is an immense 22 acre business complex in the heart of midtown Manhattan. Luck would have it, my timing was bang-on for a performance of the Today Show. More luck, I could have swore that I saw an aging David Letterman walk out of the famed Rainbow Room, I could have been wrong, but I doubt it. The property is just jammed with attractions and I just wandered around looking up and about. The business sections were occupied by the likes of the Radio City Music Hall theatre, the home of NBC Studios and more. The enormous Xmas tree and bustling skating rink were fascinating.