Summit One Vanderbilt, Rooftop

New York City boasts numerous observation decks offering stunning views of the city from above, each with its own unique charm. The highlight of this building is its observation deck, designed with reflective glass and floor-to-ceiling windows, seamlessly integrated with artistic elements. The final room was the one we had high expectations for, having seen plenty of reviews. It's a room filled with silver reflective balls, but it was packed with people, almost like worms 🐛. The entrance fee is $1,500, which might be equivalent to $150 in their currency—quite warm and welcoming. We chose to visit at night to enjoy the city lights, but taking photos was extremely challenging. We managed to get five decent photos, while the rest either had red faces due to the lighting or looked like we were part of a group tour. It was quite disappointing. However, the personal reason I like this building is that it's the only one where you can see the Chrysler Building, the younger twin of the Empire State Building. The Chrysler Building is my favorite and was once the tallest building in New York before the Empire State Building took over, though it held the title for only a year 😅. Personally, I adore the Chrysler Building for its classic charm and pencil-like design.