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The Imperial Theater, home of the longest-running
musical on Broadway, Les Miserables |
Watching a video of the 2000 New Year's Eve ball drop in the Times
Square Visitor Center in the beautifully restored Embassy Theatre, at
1560 Broadway between 46th and 47th Street. We highly recommend
this as a first stop for any visitor to Times Square. The Embassy was
the first-ever newsreel theatre in the United States. |
The Times Square Visitor Center has everything you
need to enjoy your visit! You can get info from tourism counselors,
purchase theatre tickets from the Broadway Ticket Center, use a Fleet
Bank ATM, but MTA public transit cards, access the Internet via six
Yahoo! stations, purchase tour tickets and much more! |
Gary and Coleman stop on the corner of 45th and Broadway for a photo
looking South down Times Square. |
Views of the many HUGE billboards surrounding Times
Square and another ticket office in the middle of the median. With
a ticket office everywhere you turn, it is amazing you do not end up
sitting in someone's lap for the shows. |
The multmedia 'buildings' next to the ABC studios are
something to behold. You could spend a day just watching all of
the action on these 'larger than life' TV screens. |
MTV Total Request Live tapes another show. We
tried to get on camera but we either looked too much like tourists, or
did not look strange enough. |
In the ESPN Zone, Coleman and Ross pose in front of the
Pepsi 24 car which just happens to be constructed totally of Pepsi cans. |
Times Square looking north after dark. |
Times Square looking south at sunset. |
