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@dicasnovayork: Observatório Edge TOTALMENTE renovado 🌆 A atração tem novas instalações interativas e espaços para tirar fotos a mais de 300 metros de altura. Sem falar da vista incrível da plataforma mais alta a céu aberto de Nova York, localizada no andar 100, sem obstruções. As novas atrações incluem: 🔮 Kaleidoscope: caleidoscópio com espelhos e reflexos em todos os ângulos 🟣 Pulse: sala com centenas de esferas que brilham e mudam de cor conforme você passa 🪞 Reflections: painéis espelhados que giram ao seu redor 🌌 Infinite City: um universo de luzes que parece não ter fim 💎 Crystal Cave: cristais com arco-íris pelo chão e teto E o melhor: tudo isso já incluído no ingresso geral do Edge 🎟️ Você não paga nada a mais pra aproveitar as novas instalações e curtir a área externa para ver Nova York de cima 🗽 @Edge NYC #edgenyc #edgenycpartner

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