
Plan your trip to see everything from Times Square to the Park

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8 million people visit New York City during the holiday season between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day. This peak six-week period drives massive numbers to major hubs like Times Square, Fifth Avenue, and Bryant Park.
The holiday season transforms New York City into a dazzling winter wonderland filled with festive lights, world-famous attractions, and unforgettable traditions. Visitors can admire the towering Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, glide across iconic ice skating rinks, marvel at the elaborate Fifth Avenue holiday window displays, and stroll through the magical Christmas markets at Bryant Park, Union Square, and Columbus Circle. The Radio City Christmas Spectacular featuring the Rockettes, holiday performances on Broadway, and sparkling decorations throughout the five boroughs create an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the world. Whether you're enjoying a carriage ride through Central Park, sipping hot chocolate while exploring festive neighborhoods, or counting down to the New Year in Times Square, New York City during the holidays is a magical destination that captures the spirit of the season.

Experience the wild in the heart of New York City at the Central Park Zoo, where unforgettable animal encounters, family fun, and inspiring wildlife conservation come together in one amazing destination.

Discover incredible wildlife, create unforgettable family memories, and experience one of New York City's most beloved attractions at the Central Park Zoo

From playful sea lions to fascinating snow monkeys, the Central Park Zoo brings amazing animal encounters to the heart of Manhattan every day.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, often called “the Met,” is one of the largest and most renowned art museums in the world, located along Fifth Avenue on the eastern edge of Central Park in New York City. Founded in 1870, the museum houses over two million works spanning more than 5,000 years of history, from ancient Egyptian artifacts to modern and contemporary art. Visitors can explore vast galleries featuring European paintings, Greek and Roman sculptures, Asian art, and American decorative arts, among many others. The Met is also known for its iconic steps, seasonal rooftop garden with city views, and major exhibitions that attract millions of visitors each year, making it a cultural cornerstone of New York City.
Located in the heart of Times Square, the New York Times Square area is one of the most exciting and recognizable destinations in the world. Known for its massive digital billboards, bright lights, Broadway theaters, restaurants, and nonstop energy, Times Square attracts millions of visitors every year. Often called “The Crossroads of the World,” it is a symbol of the fast-paced spirit of New York City and is especially famous for its New Year’s Eve ball drop celebration. Day or night, the area is filled with entertainment, shopping, street performers, and unforgettable city views that make it one of the most iconic attractions in America.

The Broadway Magic Hour with Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio is a family friendly hour of fun-filled magical entertainment. Time Out NY voted the show a Top Magic Show in NYC. It’s an amazing family experience you’ll treasure.
This family magic show has it all – audience participation, comedy, grand illusion, mind-reading, and expert sleight-of-hand magic.
The show runs on select Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at the historic Broadway Comedy Club on West 53rd Street in NYC's theater district. Arrive early to get the best seats, because all tickets are general admission!
Jim recently appeared on the hit TV Show "Penn & Teller: FOOL US." Magic legends Penn & Teller said, "Just brilliant! We loved every single second of it!" You will love Jim and Carl too.



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