Rockefeller Center

During the Christmas season, Rockefeller Center attracts approximately 750,000 visitors each week, with millions visiting throughout the holiday period. The iconic tree lighting ceremony and the ice skating rink are major draws, contributing to the high foot traffic. The festive decorations and holiday atmosphere make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike.

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The handicap entrance for Penn Station is on 31rst St between 7th and 8th Ave. There is a booth with an attendant. If nobody is there you can push a button at the booth to call a red cap. This can be confirmed by calling Amtrak.

A raked ceiling is a type of ceiling that matches the same angle or line that the roof does. They may or may not have exposed beams.

The Rockefeller Garden Association.

The Rockefeller Center started building in 1930 and was completed in 1933.

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There are 5 large buildings in rockefeller center. They are:(1) Metropolitan Opera

(2) Radio City

(3) The Observation Deck

(4) Lower Plaza

(5) The City in the City

yes rockfeller is open on christmas

21 buildings make up the Rockefeller center

"...wrist-thick kudzu vines that wrap the Sears Tower."

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No, Rockefeller Center is in Midtown, between 6th Avenue and 5th Avenue, from West 47th to West 50th Street.

90 gallons per day the first week

Radio City has 5,933 seats and with additional seating that can be placed on the pit elevator it can hold 6,015 people.

I have no idea.I'm sorry.Ask someone else to answer this.Please and like I said I sorry.

I think to qet to timesquare all the way to rock-a-fella center you can go on a plane, car ,or bus. Either way its a qood place. Also ask a cab driver or a horse care-age rider.

Nothing. He owned a monopoly in the oil industry!

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John D Rockefeller was a man who owned a wealthy business. He was born on 8 July 1839 in Richford, New York, and died on 23 May 1937.

He was the founder of the Standard Oil company, and a philanthropist. He sold standard oil for a lot more then it was worth. In today's money he would have been worth 2.5 billion dollars. He paid his workers very little.

Rockefeller centre is famous for a few different reason. Henry Rockefeller was a famous American, the building housed the Rockettes, and the architecture is a combination of a variety of buildings.

For handlebars, "center to center" means the center of the bar (the tube) on one side to the center of the bar on the other side. So, no, you don't want to double it because it already is measuring the entire width of the handlebar. I am assuming you mean drop bars (road racing bars), not mountain bike bars, where there is no center to center measurement. There is a lack of uniformity in handlebar measurement. They can be measured at the lowest part, the drops, at the top part near the stem, or the part farthest forward, where the brake levers are mounted. Some handlebars are a uniform width at all these points, while others vary. If they vary they are usually widest at the drops and narrower further up. Some manufacturers measure handlebars from the outside of the tube to the outside of the tube on the other side, while some measure center to center. Besides width, handlebars also vary in reach, drop, and shape. For all these reasons, two handlebars that are the same official width may be very different.

Why not acknowledge that he also gave jobs to quite a few people who worked for him as he made that monopoly, and they paid for the things that THEY wanted. It's a classic position of the people who want to blame the rich for all of the world's problems. The reality is, the rich got that way by providing goods and services that the rest of us want. If you don't want to contribute to the Bill Gates empire, don't buy any Microsoft products. But since Gates has provided something that helps the rest of us be more productive, you need to acknowledge that he isn't just a "robber barron".

Same thing with Rockefeller: he provided as much as he took.

They are roughly equidistant.