Things to Do When You Are At Times Square on the New Year’s Eve

The New Year’s Eve in Times Square is one of the busiest places to be, but you will love every bit of it. Filled with people coming from different places of the world, this is one place that you definitely do not want to miss if you are at United States during Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Once you reach the square, you will not feel like going anywhere. Most importantly, you should definitely not miss the Ball Drop New Years Eve because it has been a tradition for more than a hundred years now. People gathered at the square wait up to see the ball drop and join in for the countdown to New Year. But, if you are looking to do something exciting after reaching the square (not that you will be short of any excitement after reaching the place), you can check in to some of the most wonderful pubs and clubs near Times Square.

Popular alternatives

If you are one of those who do not like a lot of crowd around, you can visit the nearby clubs. Many of these clubs are located in such a place from where you can get a direct view of the ball drop at midnight. So, you will be in a win-win position there, by avoiding the crowd, but also getting to watch the ball drop which is why so many people gather there at from late afternoon. All the clubs and bars serve some of the most exquisite cuisines and the rarest of wines. Before arriving at Times square, try searching online with New Years Eve NYC Parties to get the updates of all the places where you can enjoy club parties.

TV viewers

There are many night bars with big television screens. You can spend the evening and midnight in those bars. It will be really cold at New Year’s Eve and sometimes there has been snowfall as well. You may as well avoid the cold and enjoy the entire program on your television set because the channels will bring live telecast from the square. Moreover, if you live in the outskirts, it will be really difficult to return home that late because all the traffic at Times Square is closed soon after late noon. At New Year, Times Square is divided in certain sections so that the crowd can be handled well. Each section has huge screens to let people watch the program live.