The long-awaited return of a New York City ... of Vessel will be fully open. On the higher levels, only the portions where the steel mesh barriers have been added will reopen. The very top floor ...

NEW YORK -- Vessel at Hudson Yards in New York ... we have developed a plan to install floor-to-ceiling steel mesh on Vessel while also preserving the unique experience that has drawn millions ...

After sitting silent for more than three years, a New York City attraction that was ... The first two levels of Vessel are fully open. The top floor still remains closed. "This is a steel mesh ...

took over two years to implement a redesign that preserves the Vessel’s striking architectural form and sweeping views while enhancing visitor safety. The revamped structure now includes floor ...

As first reported by the New York Post, officials will reopen the Vessel to visitors "later this year with new safety barriers" in place. Specifically, the landmark "will have cut-resistant floor ...

Manhattan’s “Vessel ... with “floor-to-ceiling” mesh caging that would enclose the structure’s exposed sections but still allow visitors to see views of New York City with relatively ...

Three years later, the tourist attraction is again open to the public — with floor-to-ceiling steel ... information on a website for the Vessel. New York City residents are granted free ...

The massive honeycomb structure known as the Vessel in New York City’s Hudson Yards reopened ... we entered the ground floor of the structure to look up at a lattice of staircases and shiny ...

After a fourth death in 2021, the popular tourist destination closed indefinitely John Angelillo/UPI/Shutterstock The Vessel has officially reopened in New York after ...

The first two levels of Vessel will be fully open. On the higher levels, only the portions where the steel mesh barriers have been added will reopen. The very top floor will remain closed to the ...

The Vessel reopened Monday with floor-to-ceiling mesh barriers on all ... day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Admission is free for New York City residents on Thursdays.