Life Rooftop Central Park

For a quintessentially Manhattan 4th of July Night, taking in the stunning views of Central Park from Life Rooftop is the perfect party goal this Independence Day. Life’s meticulous, gorgeously designed space boasts an elevated menu of sophisticated dishes and creative craft cocktails by the acclaimed mixologist Brian Miller. Celebrate in style atop midtown while sipping a seasonal beverage and enjoying the warm Summer air from the top of Le Meridien.

4th of july at life rooftop central park

Life is the dream choice for those looking for a 4th of July evening with the best of both worlds as the rooftop combines a classic nightclub feel with an intimate, high end NYC lounge vibe. Allow panoramic views of the city to provide you with a breathtaking backdrop to all your photos and memories by choosing Life Rooftop to dance the night away for Independence Day 2022.

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Party Highlights:

  • Stunning views of Central Park
  • Creative cocktails crafted by the World Acclaimed Mixologist Brian Miller
  • Doors open at 4pm

Life Rooftop Central Park

120 West 57th Street, New York NY 10019

Price increase warning: New Year's Eve ticket prices often go up significantly (100% +) the closer you get to New Years Eve. Also note that many NYE Events will sell out well in advance of New Years Eve. About your Tickets:  (1) Show up early and help reduce the wait time, (2) Make sure to have your physical ticket on hand because you will need to show it to NYPD and security upon request, (3) You accept the risks and agree to adhere to the NYPD rules and regulations for the evening, (4) If you select shipping as your delivery method, tickets will not be sent out until December, (5) A LIVE VIEW of The Ball Drop is not guaranteed. Large crowds should be expected