Hudson Yards

Hudson Yards rose in the 2010s on a platform over the West Side rail yards, at the northern end of the High Line. Its draws for visitors are the honeycomb Vessel, the Edge observation deck cantilevered off 30 Hudson Yards, and the mall and public plaza around them.

Location Edge Time needed
Far West Side, Manhattan Timed ticket 1 to 2 hours
Hudson Yards

Highlights not to miss

Edge

Edge

An outdoor sky deck on the 100th floor of 30 Hudson Yards, with a glass floor section and angled glass walls, plus the climb experience City Climb above it.

The Vessel

The Vessel

A 16-storey lattice of interlinked staircases on the central plaza, reopened with safety netting; entry is free with a timed reservation.

The Shops and The Shed

The Shops and The Shed

A vertical shopping mall and the movable-shell Shed arts and performance space, with the High Line arriving at plaza level.

Edge and City Climb are timed tickets, priced like other New York observation decks and higher at sunset. Vessel entry is free but requires a timed reservation. The Shops are commercial. Confirm prices and access on the official Hudson Yards and Edge sites.

Why visit Hudson Yards

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It is an add-on to the High Line

The High Line ends here, so many visitors arrive on foot from Chelsea and combine the walk with Edge or the Vessel.

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Book Edge for the light you want

Sunset slots sell out and cost more. A clear late afternoon into dusk gives day and night views in one visit.

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Easy to reach

The 7 train's western terminus, 34 St-Hudson Yards, comes up into the development.

Getting to Hudson Yards

Hudson Yards, 20 Hudson Yards, New York
  • The development sits between 30th and 34th Streets, from 10th Avenue to the West Side Highway.
  • The 7 subway line terminates at 34 St-Hudson Yards, directly under the plaza. The A, C and E at 34th and 8th are a short walk east.
  • The High Line connects at plaza level from the south.
  • This is an independent visitor guide, not a ticket seller.

FAQ

Is the Vessel open?

Yes. It reopened after a pause, with added safety netting. Entry is free but you need a timed reservation.

How high is Edge?

The deck is about 1,100 feet up, on the 100th floor of 30 Hudson Yards, and it projects out from the building with a glass floor panel.

Do I need to book Edge ahead?

Yes, especially for sunset. It is a timed ticket and popular slots sell out.

How long does a visit take?

About an hour or two for Edge and the Vessel together, more if you shop or see something at The Shed.

About Hudson Yards

Hudson Yards was built on air rights over the Long Island Rail Road's West Side Yard, one of the largest private real estate developments in United States history, with its first phase opening in 2019.

It combines office towers, apartments, a shopping centre and cultural and public space, and is a northern gateway to the High Line.

This page is an independent guide for visitors. It is not affiliated with the developers or Edge.

Hudson Yards