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Lace up and step into the ultimate basketball destination in Times Square. This massive 35,000-square-foot NBA Store stocks gear for every team, premium basketball shoes, and exclusive merchandise, plus you can test your skills on an official indoor half-court. Immersive video displays and interactive experiences make shopping here feel like stepping onto an NBA court.

Experience the pulse of New York City where Broadway meets Seventh Avenue—a dazzling intersection of towering digital billboards, iconic theaters, and endless energy that captures the magic of the city day and night.

Step into a stunning Art Deco masterpiece where the legendary Rockettes dazzle audiences with precision choreography on the Great Stage. This Times Square icon has been delivering world-class entertainment since 1932—catch a spectacular show and experience a cornerstone of New York's storied performing arts scene.

Step inside this 20,000-square-foot entertainment hub at Rockefeller Center to explore NBC's world through interactive exhibits, exclusive studio tours, and a state-of-the-art HD theater. Located directly across from Studio 1A (home of the TODAY Show), the store features a Sweet Shop and DVD Café alongside behind-the-scenes access to New York's most iconic broadcasting landmark.

Step into a magical world in the heart of Times Square where Disney characters come alive across three floors of costumes, collectibles, toys, and exclusive merchandise—plus customize your own Disney keepsakes with personalized gifts perfect for any fan.

Shop exclusive merchandise from HBO's biggest hits including Game of Thrones, The Sopranos, Sex and the City, and more. Browse collectibles, apparel, and memorabilia at this Times Square destination, conveniently located near the 42nd Street subway station.

Experience world-class performances and intimate cultural moments at this iconic concert hall, where groundbreaking classical music, innovative festivals, and engaging educational programs celebrate the best of global artistry.

Paddle through New York Harbor for free at this volunteer-run nonprofit kayaking center on Pier 96. Walk-up kayaking is available weekends and holidays from 9am to 6pm, plus weekday evenings in summer, with beginner classes offered Wednesday evenings—no experience necessary to get on the water.

Lots to do here. Free admission ice skating and boutique-style shopping are open. The Citi Pond is open through Sunday, March 3, and The Holiday Shops are open through Sunday, January 6.<br /> You will enjoying visiting the Citi Pond and The Holiday Shops at Bryant Park. It's is particularly triumphant during this winter season.

Bring your daughter and her beloved doll to this Grand Central destination for shopping, dining, and doll styling across multiple floors. Browse character collections and matching outfits, customize accessories at Avenue AG, and enjoy lunch at the American Girl Café with keepsakes to remember the day.

Experience the grandeur of this iconic Beaux-Arts transit hub, where soaring ceilings and ornate architecture create an unforgettable atmosphere. Dine at acclaimed restaurants, shop specialty boutiques, enjoy gourmet bites at Grand Central Market, and catch free summer events in Vanderbilt Hall.

Imposing Gothic Revival towers frame Fifth Avenue as you step into soaring marble spaces filled with intricate stained glass and mosaics. A working cathedral and National Historic Landmark that captures over a century of New York's spiritual heritage.

A historic church rooted in apostolic tradition, welcoming a vibrant, diverse congregation year-round. Step inside to experience sacred space and community at the heart of the East Side.

Step into a 10,000-square-foot gaming paradise in Rockefeller Plaza where you can play interactive Nintendo games, meet character ambassadors, shop exclusive merchandise, and snap photos with life-sized Mario—all free to explore.

Ascend to the 102nd-floor observation deck of this iconic 1931 Art Deco masterpiece for unobstructed 360-degree views of Manhattan, the Hudson River, and far beyond. On a clear summer day, the vista stretches for miles in every direction.