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Old Posted May 30, 2019, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by ArchGuy1 View Post
I have heard reports that the 71st floor observation deck of the Chrysler Building in New York City might be reopened under it's new owners. It would be nice considering that it has been closed since 1945 and restored to it's 1930 state. I feel that it would become a profitable attraction like the Empire State Building or Top of the Rock.
Interesting! I looked around and found the information below on https://thetowerinfo.com/buildings-l...sler-building/ :

"When the Chrysler Building first opened, it used to have a public observation deck on the 71st floor at a height of 783 ft, but was closed and transferred to office space in 1945. The closing of the observation deck was because people preferred to visit the observation deck on Empire State Building, as it's higher and open-air, while in the enclosed observatory on Chrysler Building, visitors must see the views through small triangular windows."
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