Jamestown president Michael Phillips recently shared exciting updates about the upcoming New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square. During a press conference, Phillips discussed the new technology that will be featured in next year's crystal ball drop event.
According to Phillips, the crystal ball for next year will be more 'digitally interactive' compared to previous years. This innovation is expected to enhance the experience for both in-person attendees and viewers watching from around the world.
In addition to the technological advancements in the crystal ball, Phillips revealed plans for the iconic One Times Square building. He announced that starting in the fall of 2025, the historic building will be open to the public after being closed for 75 years. This decision marks a significant milestone for the building and is sure to attract visitors eager to explore its interior.
As part of the building's new accessibility, the current crystal ball will be put on display in the lower floors of One Times Square. This move will allow visitors to get a closer look at the iconic symbol of the New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square.
The unveiling of these plans has generated excitement among New Yorkers and tourists alike, as they eagerly anticipate the enhanced experience that next year's celebration will offer. With the promise of a more interactive crystal ball and access to the historic One Times Square building, the upcoming New Year's Eve event is shaping up to be a memorable and immersive experience for all.
