Summit One Vanderbilt occupies four floors of the brand new One Vanderbilt tower, which tops out at 1,401 feet tall, and sits next door to Grand Central Station. The tower's observation deck occupies 65,000 square feet, ranging in height from 1,063 feet to 1,210 feet.

Beyond the glass elevators, dubbed Ascent, thrill-seekers can step out into Levitation, a glass-enclosed skybox that juts out, allowing visitors to look straight down onto Madison Avenue.

Foodies can appreciate the observation deck's offerings, all developed by Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group, including multiple bars (including one outdoors), an all-day cafe, and elevated snack bars.

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Summit One Vanderbilt occupies four floors of the One Vanderbilt tower. 

Kenzo Digital Immersive has signed on to program an immersive art installation for the space, the details of which will be released this summer.

Rounding out the experience are seating areas to enjoy the views that extend to all five boroughs and beyond, plus the world's highest urban alpine meadow.

Tickets for the observation deck go on sale later this summer, and you can pre-register for early access on the website.

Renderings courtesy of SL Green