I wish the statues and photo op areas were a little more interactive (I'm comparing it to their Vegas attraction). But the experience was awesome and I really enjoyed the 4D movie and their staff !
Many celebrities to see best part is the statue of liberty and the royals
Almost every wax statue is so lifelike! But maybe plan on going during the week instead of the weekend, otherwise expect lots of crowd.
Unveiled in 2000, this is TV Land's very first landmark! Ralph Kramden: Bus Driver, Racoon Lodge Treasurer, Dreamer. Confidante of crazy people that try to talk to a bronze statue on the street.
To the moon Alice!
he's a good listener...
The statue of Columbus was created by Italian Sculptor Gaetano Russo.
Very cool statues.
The point where all distances to NY are measured. Was designed by "The Father of Traffic Safety" William Eno who never drove a car in his life. 70' Columbus statue added 1892. More info in our blog Read more.
Take a photo ok the green M&M liberty statue 🗽 it's really cool, try to personalize your chocolates. It's a really fun place.
The mm's liberty statue is very funny!!!
The M&M’s store is great not just because of all the merchandising but also because it’s a perfect place to look around while tasting all kinds of colored chocolate. Dinner and fun for free ;) Read more.
The mega Forever 21 Times Square has only been open since June 25, but it's already predicted to attract 100,000 visitors a day. That's seven times more than the Statue of Liberty gets! Read more.
pretty nice clothes, nice prices in a huge store! 4 floors of happiness until 2 a.m.!! ♥
Stop in and celebrate Fashion’s Night Out at Forever 21 in Times Square. Sign up to get styled by our Forever 21 stylist and get a free gift to complement your new looks.
One of the best Bellini in the city! Bruno is an absolute delight. There are also dancing mechanical statues on display.
Upscale Italian food with Tuscan influence. Try the side of sautéed spinach with fresh bread and wine. Outstanding!
Spinach ravioli is phenomenal.
This is one of my #1 goals. If- scratch that -when, I go to New York. I will go to all three locations. TownSpuare, Downtown, & Grand Central. Before the Empire State. Before the Statue of Liberty.
Get upstairs to look at the motherload of toys and statues.
Tons of comic books and statues.
Awesome location. BIG rooms for NYC (we did get a free upgrade). Room 3522 has a view of the statue of liberty and the empire state bldg. clean and nice. Major bargain at $159. Would have paid $229
Had a great time and this hotel is a great location. Super friendly front desk staff catered to us! Just wish we could've stayed longer, views from our room were amazing.
Wonderful location .. Nice rooms
Brunch with view on CP and Columbus' statue
Loved the lighting and space as setup for an event. View of Columbus Circle was sweet. Try the dark chocolate genache (very rich).
What a wonderful surprise. Great lunch, beautiful view. Will def come back for dinner here.
Duffy Square at the north end of Times Square, takes its name from Father Francis P. Duffy, the chaplain from the famous 'Fighting 69th' New York regiment. His statue is at the foot of the square.
This area was originally named Longacre Square but was renamed in 1904 when the NY Times moved to the skyscraper now known as One Times Square at 42nd St., famous for the Times Square Ball drop.
Great lego statues!
If you want to ride the ferris wheel, be sure to get there early and book a time. Make sure you check out the Jurassic Park section. For the kid in all of us.
Behind the Emerald Curtain tour is Sat at 10 am. Well worth the $30. Entertaining intro to how big Bway shows are made
The theatre is named after famous composer George Gershwin & lyricist Ira Gershwin. It has the highest seating capacity of any Broadway theatre with 1,933 seats.
We're through with playing by the rules of someone else's game!
From the creators of South Park. Couldn't go wrong :) funny as hell, great songs, great story. You'll leave the theater with a huge smile on your face, guaranteed.
Did you know? The Eugene O’Neill theatre was the first combination theater and hotel when it was built in 1925.
The Book of Mormon is a must see impeccable Broadway musical. Hilarious, original and subversive.
Really cool lobby. The views from the rooms are nice. The suites also have enough space that you can have some friends over to relax.
We'd pick the W Union Square over here, but this lobby is great if you need free WiFi and a cocktail in a pinch. They also have the W Hotels store to the left of reception.
Fun bar on 7th floor!
amazing. Worth to go. The New York strip steak is excellent!!
The original HRC New York was the third Hard Rock Cafe in the world, after the original in London and the old Los Angeles location. The Times Square location opened 2005 and it rocks. Believe it.
Password wifi: rockstar
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