If you want a good spot, you should go early in the day, as early as 9-10 a.m. Some people may even stake out their spot the day before! The later you go, the further away from the "center" (where the musicians perform and the ball drops) you will be. Be warned though, once you are there, there is no leaving, not even to go to the bathroom. Security is strict - the police set up barricades and you can't save your spot. You won't be lonely though! Thousands of people gather in Times Square to ring in the New Year. Expect lots of live music, confetti and crowds.
Tip from a New Yorker: In 2011, I took the subway to Columbus Circle and got off at around 10:45 p.m. I was able to walk south to 56th Street and Broadway and was still able to see the ball drop from afar. Just something to consider if you don't want to stand in crowds all day!
Lady GAGA was at time square for new years.
Time square is important in NY because that's where they celebrate annual New years eve celebrations.
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Time square is important in NY because that's where they celebrate annual New years eve celebrations.
Times Square was called Longacre Square until 1904, when it was renamed in honor of the newly erected Times Building.
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Times. It's named after The New York Times, which had its original offices at the intersection of 7th Ave. and Broadway.
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