It's disheartening to think that a single individual can tarnish an otherwise promising experience. This encounter was a stark contrast to the positive interactions we had with other attentive staff members. Despite trying to explain our situation, his unwillingness to listen or assist left a sour taste in our mouths. While attempting to pass a small buggy through a revolving door, we were met with an unexpected comment from this staff member, expressing frustration and making us feel unwelcome. An incident occurred involving a staff member who seemed to lack the patience and professionalism we had encountered thus far. However, our visit took an unfortunate turn when we reached the third floor. Their attentiveness and kindness made navigating the attraction much smoother, and it was a relief to feel well taken care of. Traveling with a 5-year-old and a pram can be a challenge, but the entry and lift staff were a saving grace. Kudos to the team for their dedication to upholding such standards. The venue's high level of cleanliness was immediately apparent, as the diligent staff worked tirelessly to maintain a pristine environment for visitors. The attention to detail in this regard is truly commendable. I cannot help but be impressed by how The Summit taps into every human sense, creating an immersive experience that is both clever and captivating. I recently had the opportunity to visit The Summit at One Vanderbilt on August 9th at 9pm, and while the experience certainly engaged our senses across its three floors, there were a few bumps along the way. Might even go back during the day.īTW, do not use the escalators, use the stairs after you enter the front door. On the last floor, you can also walk on the outside. There are two more floors after the first, but it’s not as interesting, one area have silver balloons, one area has a glass floor where you can look all the way down and the last floor has a wall of clouds, it was supposed to show your face in the clouds, but it doesn’t really work.
We went at night and it’s pitch dark, which makes the illusions even more interesting. There are three levels for you to explore, but once you step inside thefirst floor, you’ll be amazed with the optical illusions, like you are in a super tall structure looking down and up. You don’t even realize you are going up until your ears starts to pop. It’s a rip-off, we have to wait over an hour and it just takes you up and brings you down from the side of the building, skip it.īut the whole experience is awesome, starting with the elevator ride that takes you to the 91 floor, the whole elevator is cover with mirrors and flashing lights. But figure why not.īoy, it was well worth it, but skip the Decent elevator ride at the end.
Wanted to do something different for Christmas Eve, a little reluctant at first, price jump to $70 per person.
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