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One World Trade Center and surrounding skyscrapers in New York City.
9/11 Memorial reflecting pool with surrounding skyscrapers in New York City.
White rose on engraved names at 9/11 Memorial, New York City.
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Combo: Ground Zero 9/11 Memorial Tour + One World Observatory Tickets, New York

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Experience both reflection and panoramic views in New York with this Combo tour, featuring Ground Zero's 9/11 Memorial Tour alongside a One World Observatory visit. Begin your journey at St. Paul’s Chapel for an insightful guided exploration of the memorial plaza—a tribute to resilience post-attacks—before enjoying self-guided time atop the observatory overlooking Manhattan. Discover powerful legacies and cityscapes in this comprehensive tour experience.

Admire the resilience and beauty of New York City on a single visit to the One World Trade Center.

Hear stories of loss and resilience on your guided visit to the 9/11 Memorial, led by a local who shares a personal connection to 9/11.

Admire the largest man-made waterfall in North America and the Survivor Tree, which was found alive amidst the rubble.

Rise 102 floors in SkyPod elevators at the One World Observatory for sweeping views of NYC.

Guided tour of Ground Zero and 9/11 Memorial

Tickets to One World Observatory's 360-degree observation deck (self-guided tour)

Access to See Forever® Theater

Access to the 9/11 Museum

Tour guide in New York City showing a photo of the original World Trade Center.

Tour guide in New York City showing a photo of the original World Trade Center.

Explore the powerful legacy of 9/11 and take in breathtaking views of Manhattan in one unforgettable experience. This combo includes a guided tour of the 9/11 Memorial and a self-guided visit to the One World Observatory.

9/11 Memorial

Your experience begins outside St. Paul’s Chapel, where you will meet your guide. There’s a light security check as you enter the memorial plaza, but no ID is required.

What to expect

The 9/11 Memorial is a place of remembrance and resilience, honoring the victims and the city’s recovery after the attacks.

Features

  • See Reflecting Absence, the twin reflecting pools that stand where the towers once stood.

  • Visit the Survivor Tree, a symbol of hope discovered alive in the rubble.

  • Hear stories of courage and community from a New Yorker who experienced 9/11 firsthand.

One World Observatory

After your time at the memorial, head to the One World Trade Center entrance on West Street. Use your timed-entry ticket for a smooth entry. Security is airport-style, with a scanner and photo ID check at the gate.

What to expect

Located atop the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, the One World Observatory offers unobstructed views and an uplifting tribute to New York’s spirit.

Features

  • Watch “Voices,” a short film honoring the people behind the rebuilding of the site.

  • Ride the SkyPod elevator 102 floors up in just 47 seconds.

  • Step into the See Forever Theater for a powerful time-lapse of NYC’s skyline.

  • Enjoy 360° views from the observation deck, stretching across Manhattan and beyond.

One World Trade Center and surrounding skyscrapers in New York City.

One World Trade Center and surrounding skyscrapers in New York City.

9/11 Memorial reflecting pool with surrounding skyscrapers in New York City.

9/11 Memorial reflecting pool with surrounding skyscrapers in New York City.

White rose on engraved names at 9/11 Memorial, New York City.

White rose on engraved names at 9/11 Memorial, New York City.

What's not allowed

  • Oversized luggage

  • Weapons

  • Food and beverages

Accessibility

  • They are wheelchair accessible.

  • Service animals are allowed on-site.

Additional information

  • Security screening is a must.

  • Only personal photography is allowed.

  • Tribute items are allowed, but not larger than 19" x 17" x 8" at the 9/11 Memorial

Visitors enjoying panoramic views at One World Observatory, New York City.

Visitors enjoying panoramic views at One World Observatory, New York City.

FDNY Ten House with American flag mural on garage doors, New York City.

FDNY Ten House with American flag mural on garage doors, New York City.

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Oversized luggage, weapons, food, beverages, and tribute items larger than 19" x 17" x 8" are not permitted. Security screening is required upon entry.
The experience includes a guided tour of Ground Zero and the 9/11 Memorial, tickets to One World Observatory's observation deck (self-guided), and access to See Forever® Theater. It excludes admission to the 9/11 Museum.
After visiting the 9/11 Memorial, rise in SkyPod elevators at One World Observatory for sweeping panoramic views from its observation deck.
Both the 9/11 Memorial and One World Observatory are wheelchair accessible, and service animals are allowed on-site.
This combo includes a guided visit to the 9/11 Memorial, where you can hear stories of loss and resilience from a local guide with personal connections to 9/11. You will also rise in SkyPod elevators at One World Observatory for sweeping views of NYC.
Only personal photography is allowed; professional cameras or tripods may not be permitted without prior approval.
Your experience begins outside St. Paul’s Chapel where you will meet your guide for a light security check before entering the memorial plaza, with no ID required.
You'll view Reflecting Absence, twin reflecting pools that mark where the towers once stood, and admire the Survivor Tree found alive amidst rubble. You’ll also enjoy the largest man-made waterfall in North America.
Inside the plaza are twin reflecting pools known as Reflecting Absence and the Survivor Tree, which symbolizes resilience after being found alive amidst the rubble.
Yes, service animals are allowed at both the 9/11 Memorial and One World Observatory during your visit.

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