Top 10 Things To Do In Times Square - New York City

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Top 10 Things To Do In Times Square
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Times Square is the heart of New York City with about one million tourists flooding over and again. A hub of many things including food entertainment attractions and much more, here are the not to be missed things at Times Square New York City.

1. Madame Tussauds
The world-acclaimed wax figure attraction that has over 200 wax statues of famous musicians, sportsmen, world leaders, musicians, Popstars and much more. 4D ultra-sensory movie is screened starring the Marvel Super Heroes.

Ghostbuster experience is a must-have. Never forget to click selfies with Hulk, Spiderman, Thor, and Captain America.

Be sure to check the coupons and Groupon offer that drastically reduce your actual charge for entry. People typically spend 2 hours here.

2. Ripley’s believe it or not:
Located amidst the popular Times Square of New York City, Ripley’s Believe It or Not brings people of all ages confrontational with the world’s most unbelievable facts and fans.

3. Times Tower &Time ball:
One Times Square – 1475 Broadway – the New York Times Building – the New York Times Tower- Times Tower – this ‘multi – named high raised skyscraper is a 25-story, 363-foot-tall building, designed by Cyrus L. W. Eidlitz, positioned at 42nd Street and Broadway Intersection in New York City.

This tower was opened with a fireworks display in Times Square on New Year’s Eve, 1904. ‘The Ball’ is 12 feet diameter spherical ball, weighing 11,875 pounds and shielded with a total of 2,688 Waterford Crystal triangles.

It can generate more than 16 million colors and billions of patterns and has been The Ball since 2007 – the latest in a long series of redesigns since the ball was first dropped in 1908.

4. Conde Nast Building:
The Condé Nast Building is the 48-floor office tower, is the centerpiece of the 42nd Street Master Plan organized by the 42nd Street Development Corporation, a public/private group created to endorse the redevelopment of Manhattan heart – times square of the New York City.

One of the premium examples of green skyscraper project in the United States of America. Environmentally friendly chillers, with insulating and shading curtain wall warrant that the building does not need to be heated or cooled for most of the year.

It is the locale of action sequences in The Amazing Spider-Man and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles films.

5. The United States Armed Forces Recruiting Station:
Located in between Broadway and 7th Ave, this is the most famous recruiting station of the country. When it was first built in 1946 it was a simple” cottage-style building” that was so small it didn’t even have a bathroom for the recruiters!

In 1999, the present station building was created and is a high-tech structure that bears a resemblance to a three-dimensional U.S. flag. Its advanced sleek design fits in impeccably with the neon lights of Times Square

6. Discovery times square:
This is a large-scale exhibition center that vitrines changing exhibitions on the hottest and most entertaining topics of the contemporary period.

The museum was intermittently closed. However, it is open for public display in 2017. They are immense interactive involving exhibits to entertain people of all age group.

7. The Naked Cowboy, Topless Women, and superheroes:
Times Square is the only place where Superheroes ‘cross’ the roads. You can find topless women models who pose for your photos. Mickey and Minnie, Batman, Spiderman and many other comic models dressed people who get tips and poses with you.

Your trip to Times Square in New York City is not complete without visiting the Naked Cowboy and Topless girls in the place. Don’t forget your camera and a tip!! You can also visit The Naked Cowboy’s official website at naked cowboy

8. Bill Boards:
The marketing and advertising billboards that mantle Times Square are the ‘spectaculars’ and have the most expensive outdoor advertising space on the planet.

They approximately add up to $23 million per year in revenue, with an average cost per spectacular of about $1.1 million to $4 million per year.

9. Duffy Square – Intersection of Broadway & 7th Ave at 47th Street:
Francis Patrick Duffy (1871 to 1932), Canadian-American soldier voyaged into the thick of battle to help convalesce wounded soldiers. He also conducted vital work in Hell’s Kitchen and Times Square.

Known as ‘the man who owned Broadway’, he is considered the father of American musical comedy.

10. Times square church:
This multi-denominational apostolic Cathedral has regular sermons, services, and recitals from gospel choirs.

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