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Named after the New York Times , which moved here in 1924, Times Square is a vibrant, neon-lit area in the heart of the Theater District. Once populated by peep shows and sex shops, it has undergone a complete image overhaul. Hotels, office towers and commercial businesses have sprung up. Disney has moved in, as well as Condé Nast. Megastores and theme restaurants have also set up shop. Times...
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This large facility in the heart of Times Square provides all the information visitors need to get around the city. In addition to the dizzying array of free brochures and maps, visitors may book guided tours, purchase theater and concert tickets, find information on local events and shop for NYC souvenirs. Airport transportation can also be booked here.
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It happens every New Year's Eve at midnight: a big, shiny ball drops from the top of Times Square to the cheers of the crowd in the streets below. This event attracts hundreds of thousands of partygoers willing to stand for hours and brave the cold, the lack of toilets and the rampant pickpocketry. For these revelers, there is nowhere else to be at midnight on New Year's Eve. The lucky ones...
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This 24-hour circus is the public face of New York.
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Overview The Astors developed Times Square in the 1830s as a silk-stocking neighborhood. The square got its current name when the New York Times moved in at the turn of the century. After new subways brought thousands of commuters to 42nd Street, the city's theaters moved up from the Bowery and lower Broadway. By 1928, 264 shows were playing in 76 theaters. Stars crowded into Sardi's...
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It's All Free!!! by Bertrand C. at InsiderPages
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Times Square Visitors Center is a great place to go to if you have questions or need directions in NYC.
They have people there who can show you with diligence on a NYC map where you are looking to go.
My wife and I were looking for this gallery way down in the lower east side & they found detailed directions for us.
You can also send a video email post card of yourself to anyone in the world. ... more
They have people there who can show you with diligence on a NYC map where you are looking to go.
My wife and I were looking for this gallery way down in the lower east side & they found detailed directions for us.
You can also send a video email post card of yourself to anyone in the world. ... more
times Square by Barbara B. at InsiderPages
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If you are in New York City - you have to go to Times Square at night and take a picture from the pedestrian island in the middle of the street. We have one and I love it- the best picture of NYC.
Totally Awesome by Mary E. at InsiderPages
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Time Square is where it happens - it is surrounded by theaters, restaurants, and a variety of stores - it is best visited at night time when all the lights are lite - the largest Toy R Us store is located at Time Square - it is a must when visiting New York.
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