If you plan a trip to New York during the holiday season, here’s what you need to know.
From the iconic Rockefeller Center’s new attractions to incredible hotel deals during Hotel Week, we’ve got all the details to make your winter getaway to the Big Apple dazzling and budget-friendly.
The Rockefeller Center, a timeless Christmas icon in New York City, is ready to amaze visitors again this year with exciting new additions. Surrounding the famous Rockefeller Christmas Tree, you’ll find a winter wonderland brimming with fun. Glide across The Rink ice skating rink, then cozy up at the Après Skate Chalet for a well-deserved break. And don’t forget to visit LEGO, Nintendo, and FAO Schwarz for some last-minute holiday shopping.
Mark your calendars for the Tree-Lighting Ceremony on December 4. For a quirky and unforgettable experience, catch Tuba Christmas on December 15. Tuba players from around the world, decked out in festive gear, perform classic Christmas tunes. This charming tradition has become a must-see for NYC visitors.
This year, the Center is stepping up its game with brand-new attractions like the Sky Lift and The Beam, launched just this October. For more details, check out the Rockefeller Center’s official website.
Planning a New Year’s trip to NYC? New York Hotel Week is your ticket to significant savings across all five boroughs. From January 5 to February 9, over 100 hotels—from luxury chains to trendy local spots—offer discounts of up to 25%.
At the Lotte New York Palace Hotel, get into the holiday spirit with their Letters to Santa promotion. Write your Christmas wishes, and the hotel’s elves will personally respond—how cute is that? They’re also opening a cozy outdoor winter bar, perfect for sipping seasonal cocktails or warming up with hot chocolate.
At the Loews Regency New York Hotel, Friday and Saturday check-ins in December come with complimentary bubbly and hot cocoa. Don’t miss their special Christmas menu at the Regency Bar & Grill.
Book a room at the M Social Hotel in Times Square for a once-in-a-lifetime New Year’s Eve. With prime views of the Ball Drop and the possibility of a 10% discount, it’s an unforgettable way to ring in the new year.
And don’t forget Bryant Park’s Winter Village, which is open until March. Featuring over 200 local vendors, a free ice rink, and a mouthwatering food court, it’s a winter wonderland you can’t miss.
Hotel Week is your chance to explore the city that never sleeps without breaking the bank. For all the details, visit the New York tourism website.
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