"Like so many, when I was a kid, I remember watching Miracle on 34th Street with my mom each year. It was exciting to tune in every Christmas while waiting for Santa, but not nearly as exciting as when we hopped on the F train, went to Macy's Herald Square, and I got to see Macy's Santaland with my own eyes. In fact, the only thing more exciting may have been years later, when I introduced my own kids to it when they were little."
"A two-story Christmas Carousel will be centered right in the middle of Midtown, just steps from Herald Square Park, Macy's Santaland, and the Macy's Holiday Square shops. This double-decker, beautifully lit ride will give kids and adults 360-degree views of the city's holiday lights all the way up Broadway. Tickets are on sale now, although it doesn't open until November 21st."
"Each ticket is $7 per ride, and kids must be at least 42 inches tall to ride on their own. Younger kids need an adult with them, and standing chaperones ride free (one per child). If you book tickets online, you can skip the ticketing line and go straight to the boarding area. Just note that riders need to exit and re-enter for every new ride, even with multiple tickets, and you may need to wait in line again."
The two-story Christmas Carousel will be installed at 33rd Street and Greeley Square, steps from Herald Square Park, Macy's Santaland, and Macy's Holiday Square shops. The double-decker, illuminated ride offers 360-degree views of Midtown holiday lights up Broadway. Operations run daily from November 21 through January 6, 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Tickets cost $7 per ride. Riders 42 inches and taller can ride alone; younger children require an accompanying adult. One standing chaperone may ride free per child. Online ticket holders may skip purchase lines but must exit and re-enter for each ride.
Read at www.newyorkfamily.com
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