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One Time Square

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One Times Square building with bright neon signs in New York City.

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Quick overview

  • Ways to experience: Currently, experiences are limited to external viewing from the street without timed ticket options.
  • Additional access: No additional access options are available until redevelopment officially opens visitable areas.
  • Unique experiences: Experience the iconic New Year's Eve ball drop view alongside vibrant electronic billboards.
  • When to book: Ticket booking is not available—check future updates for confirmed visitor access details.
  • Good to know: The building is being redeveloped into an observation attraction with planned museum elements for NYE history.
  • Best upgrade: For a guaranteed ticketed experience, consider alternative Midtown observation decks with confirmed booking options.

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Which Times Square New Year’s Eve Viewing ticket is best for you?

Things to know before booking your Times Square New Year’s Eve viewing tickets

Booking window
Booking window: Tickets often sell out 3–4 weeks in advance (As of 2024-01-01). Book early to secure access to designated viewing areas. Recommended experience

What’s included
What’s included: Standard tickets grant entry to planned viewing zones with managed crowd areas and scheduled amenities. No additional access beyond the secure perimeter is provided.

Entrances & flow
Entrances & flow: Most guests enter via public streets adjacent to Times Square. Expect 10–30 minutes of security screening before reaching your viewing area. Recommended experience

Ways to explore
Ways to explore: Viewing is designed as a stationary experience with clear signage and multi-language directions. This setup helps navigate crowds and ensures an orderly experience.

Policies & rules
Policies & rules: Tickets are nominative. Bring matching ID at entry, and note that exit precludes reentry. Follow all onsite security protocols strictly.