Top of the Rock Observation Deck, Rockefeller Center, New York

Clips of the various points of view at the Top of the Rock Observation Deck, Rockefeller Center, New York on May 5, 2013.
There are 3 levels at Top of the Rock. The first level is composed of two smaller balconies facing North-East and South-East. The second level is a larger balcony that wraps around the third balcony and offers a 360 view other than a small portion of the East. The third level is the tallest part of the Observation Deck and offers a 360 view other than a small portion of the West.
Unlike the Empire State Building, the Top of the Rock is in the open air and does not have a glass wall between you and your view. (Note that although levels 1 and 2 have glass walls, there are gaps between each panel for you to stick your camera or your arm through.

Video Sections
0004 Elevator Up
0027 Level 1 Lobby
0037 Level 1 North-East Balcony
0045 Level 1 North
0117 Level 1 East
0133 Level 2 Lobby
0150 Level 2 Balcony
0201 Level 2 South-East
0211 Level 2 West
0227 Level 3 Balcony
0249 Level 3 North
0317 Level 3 South
0418 Elevator Down