Rockefeller Center

The tree is coming from Wallkill NY and is supposed to arrive in NYC on Nov 10. You can follow the updates here https://www.rockefellercenter.com/blog/2018/11/08/2018-rockefeller-center-christmas-tree/

Yes it does close not sure when however.

There is no entrance fee for the Rockefeller Center itself, but there is one for the Top of the Rock. For children (6-12) it is 28$, adults 34$, seniors (62+) 32$. You'll get a discount with the NY-pass. Book the tickets in advance so you will for sure get up there.

yes I always visit late , last time I went there 1am at night ,a lot of people were there also

Leave at 9pm or earlier for your next visit. Glad I could help!

Rockefeller Center has a nice atmosphere. The fountains and landscaping are beautiful.

November 29

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What is worth doing here and immediately near by with in 5 to 1p min walking on foit?

1st week Jan 2018

It is lit from 5:30am until midnight daily and lit for 24 hours at Christmas an d New Year's.

Absolutely! If you have never seen the Christmas tree during this time of the year then you are missing out. It's something that everyone should see at least once. The crowds can be a bit daunting if you're not used to them, but they are worth braving once.

Walking around and inside of it, yes. The only thing you need to pay for is probably the roller rink and of course buying stuff at stores. . .

Yes will be ready decorate for opening day

Do you have a question or are you just wanting to lecture me on something I have zero control over?

No Public Parking bu6 has parking garage

Until new year's

Yes

Yes. It is

Construction of Rockefeller Center started in1931, and the first buildings opened in 1933. The core of the complex was completed by 1939. Rockefeller Center is generally divided into two parts: the original center and the later International-style buildings.

I suggest find a parking place that offers 12 hour of parking from the time entry near by for a fixed price. We parked on 50th St. @ 235th.it was $ 21 for 12 hour's and then walked everywhere.

I would say huge but it looks like people have looked it up and the actual number is 94 feet

Wow! There so many and they are different. Top of the Rock is excellent as it is unobstructed. It is closer to Central Park. Empire State is legendary. It is many floors higher, so the vantage points are breathtaking. I did get make to the Freedom Tower. We made it to the Edge at Hudson Yards, but it was so windy during our visit, so it was closed. Free games please purchase the City Pass. It is a ticket to 5 of 7 NYC attractions, including the Top of the Rock, The Empire State, 9/11 memorial memorial museum at One World Trade, Statue of Liberty, Guggenheim Museum, Museum of Natural History, and the Intrepid Air Space, and Sea museum. It is like 125 per, but we'll worth it.

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It's mandatory

All you have to do is scan a bar code outside the building across the main entrance. This will take you to their website to purchase tickets 🎟 After that, you will get a email containing electronic tickets and you are all set. They will scan them as you walk in

Yes they do and it's very nice skating at Rockefeller Center

Yes, it is extremely safe, Police are all around Rockefeller center and Time Square.

Yes you can i went yesterday at around 6pm and it was nice and empty. Even though you cannot get close to the tree like before you can still see it clearly.

Yes, it stays until January 3d... Happy holiday

The tree is not up yet

Rockefeller cafe

50,000 luces led.

Two streets left and right of CNN news room that's based in Rockefeller building

You might want to start by checking a hotel named "the jewel". That might be your best bet. If not, they will know for certain.

The tree is real

Hey Deidre, the rink will be open Friday Nov 8 ( it's open seasonly, Oct-April). As far as cost, that Friday is considered a holiday rate so $28 to skate plus a $13 skate rental fee. Skating at the rink is definitely an experience, so I would say you should go for it. Try everything once!

December 4th

Yeah

Nowhere 😂😂.You can go to the jets. Everything is almost close!

Yes it is lit every day from 5:30 am to 11:30 pm. But check the details here https://www.rockefellercenter.com/blog/2018/11/08/2018-rockefeller-center-christmas-tree/

No Santa to visit at Rockefeller plaza.

Awesome thanks Jackie!

Stones throw

When it rains in NY, it is one of the best experiences you can have. They did not close, the skating rink.

This year's tree is a beautiful, 72-foot tall Norway spruce and it is lit up with 50,000 LED lights.

Yes

No

First check how tall your ceiling is and add three inches for the tree stand Have them unwrap it so you can get a good look at all the sides(for bald spots) Run your hand on the bristles if they come off easily don't purchase that one Hope that answered your question Make sure they trim the bottom I leave it is a old container in the car with water line scent

There's nothing to see now, Rockefeller center during Christmas, the ice ring maybe closed too, call information

Indeed

It looks bigger on TV

12:00 AM. Open daily until April 15, 2018.

Over 25,000

I don't think it would be busy at dawn

Sunday morning before 9 is not crowded.

The tree is lit daily between 5:30am and midnight. It is lit 24 hours at Christmas and New Year's.

Definitely go with William and Sheryl's answer. Merry Christmas!

It goes to Habitat for Humanity and they cut it for wood to build houses with.

Its real, and its spectacular.

It is history and luxury very atmospheric in the center of Manhattan

Right there

You have to wait on line

No ticket needed - was there Monday afternoon (December 21st). Virtually no-one there!!! A bit eerie actually.

If you're going to the rink, you have to pay...don't have to skate, but gotta pay.

Depending on how close you want to get to the tree... I went in the evening and there was a very small line to get up close... u can still see the tree and all the ornaments from 6th Ave...

Is the bronce statue of a Greek Titan called atlas , by Rockefeller center , some one put a mask on it . I thought it was a little crazy , but Hilarious. You see everything in New York City , lmao 😂😂

Next to the skating rink outside of the Rockefeller building

If in New York tonight is the tree lighting but they are gonna do a live on it being lit

8pm. No public access to the lighting this year. Catch it on TV.

December 2 should be the time

The tree represents 2020...."sad"

Screws and guy wires

Yes the tree is there already this year 2020

There was very little Christmas decoration and I looked for a reference to the installation of the traditional tree and did not find anything, the impression is as if they were not going to place it and the other issue of the distance between people.

Lego, Michael kors

It depicts the Greek legends of the Titan Prometheus

There is no charge .. if you want to go up there they do charge

Speak English please, because I don't understand you language 😊

Yes

There is no fee for entrance except Top of the rock observation deck.

Yes there is. Called "Top of the Rock" on the Internet

No, it's still there, I continue to the ice skating rink

Certainly

Last year it was January 7th. I believe this year they are leaving it for an extended time. I cant find a date for 2020. I hope this helped.

Weekend

I'll take some tomorrow

January

Will be there through January 17, 2020

A 3

To go to the tree, no. Skating, yes.

Beautiful.

January 17th 2020. Then wait til November again.

January 17th

Good morning america Is literally right there in front of it. U cant miss it. You will have to be there early morning to be in the crowd of people.

There are restaurants inside Rockefeller Center. But there are also good one's within a two block radius. Depending on the time of day, it might be a challenge to seat a party of ten though. Good luck.

Mid January

Jan5 I think

They close off roads at night and parking is difficult

There are plenty of hotels near by. The city is pretty easy to navigate and there is no shortage of places to eat.

I'm pretty sure u can see it every night

I don't know a lot

I'm the ice rink reception where you pick up your skates they have them there.

I'm not sure about too many short stays for cheap, during the holidays. You can start with "night hotel" time square. 2. Radio city apartments. Check out vacationrenter.com.

I don't think so...

There are bathrooms open downstairs near the Promenade Cafe.

Try Rockefeller Center.

hello, it will be on December 4 this year

They just announced that this year's tree will be arriving in NYC on November 9th when it will be raised too. No set date on the tree lighting yet as far as I know.

At least till midnight.. We went near about 9 pm and there was a huge queue..

I highly recommend an Airbnb for this area. I found one for approx 125 per night. Tiny, but we spent our time there bathing and sleeping. Otherwise we were out on the town!

There isn't an entrance fee. You have to find parking at a garage nearby

True

I think it will re-open October 12, 2019. https://therinkatrockcenter.com/

It is possible, but you can ask them directly on the website.

Maybe during Xmas.

Its US$ 32 for the elderly

In the main entrance

No. Tishman Speyer, led by Jerry Speyer, a close friend of David Rockefeller, and the Lester Crown family of Chicago, bought the original 14 buildings and land in 2000 for $1.85 billion.

December

Sorry, I don't It...

WWW.ITSDONATED.COM

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockefeller_Center

There are 14 main buildings with many large companies/corporations within. Msnbc, fox, today show, to name a very few. So, I would guess many thousands.

I do not understand?

I believe you can buy some at the souvenir shops close buy.

Christmas is over in May

Its an amzing observation site.. In my personal opinion its even better the the Empire State.. You feel more of the vibe of New York

Wednesday December 4, 2019

It is seasonal.

Yes genau👍 ...

No you can't

7-8pm

Not at the square

It was there until the 9th of January.

The tree was taken down a few days ago as mentioned in my updated review today.

Typically it is taken down a week after the new year. This year it went away on the 7th.

The Tree will remain lit and can be viewed until 9pm on January 7, 2019

Not so far if u are in d or b train . Just 2 or 3 blocks

It's lit until 11:30pm every day. But the last day is January 7th and it's only lit until 9pm. https://www.rockefellercenter.com/blog/2018/11/08/2018-rockefeller-center-christmas-tree/

Yeah

Buy the NY city pass and Uber

It is supposed to be lit until 9pm, January 7. See more here https://www.rockefellercenter.com/blog/2018/11/08/2018-rockefeller-center-christmas-tree/

Not sure when the tree is physically removed but it's supposed to be lit until 9pm on January 7, 2019.

It is better to go by train because it is a very trafficked place

No, to see the tree is free. Although you have to rent ice skates and that costs money. You can also get some beautiful pictures and enjoy ice skating.

The tree will be lit until 9pm on January 7th so you still have some time.

The tree will be up until January 7th. Make sure to check the times it is lit so you can see the lights. You should find the details here https://www.rockefellercenter.com/blog/2018/11/08/2018-rockefeller-center-christmas-tree/. Enjoy it!

No

No and the ones that are there are very expensive. In New York, the subway is used a lot, so it is not advisable to go to central places by car.

Grand Central is on 42nd street and park avenue in midtown manhattan

There is a korean food court around that area and a lot of cafè's. Oh try and go there after the 25th otherwise it's very crowded.

Rock Center head gardener Erik Pauze first spotted the tree five years ago, he told the Wall Street Journal, and when he came to see it this spring, he said, "Yup, this is the year to take the tree... It's looking perfect." Today, November 8, the 75-year-old evergreen will leave Figueroa and Gutierrez's home and hit the road for New York City.

shops are quite high street end, but there's a good quarter for reprenishments. Shop opening closing ties might be individual, but just briefly give yourself estimate of 8-20. Wonder around the centre and absorb the architecture. One astonishing building with a full on character.

It's like Coachella only in New York!c

This year's tree came from the Catskills

The exact dimensions are on Google.es

I couldn't tell you for sure but I think so

I think no. They can't 🤔

No

Until 9pm, January 7th. You can find more details here: https://www.rockefellercenter.com/blog/2018/11/08/2018-rockefeller-center-christmas-tree/

25 $ is the price of standard tickets for adult

These are the hours as per Rock Center: * Every day from 5:30am–11:30pm through January 6, 2019 * 5:30am–9pm on January 7, 2019 * On Christmas Day, the Tree's lights shine for a full 24 hours See more here https://www.rockefellercenter.com/blog/2018/11/08/2018-rockefeller-center-christmas-tree/

Yes of course you can!

We put a pipe down the center strap and bolt in

Sea Grill , Delfriscos 6th ave..

It is today. You can find the updates here https://www.rockefellercenter.com/blog/2018/11/08/2018-rockefeller-center-christmas-tree/

8 am until midnight

Nov 28

All of the above...plus NYC famous xmas tree and ice skating rink in winter Oh and don't forget the underground Concourse with many shops/food/stores

If it is open

No it isn't

November 28

Yes

Built in the 1930s

Open

If the WII U is made by Nintendo you can go to the Nintendo store right there at the corner ;-)

Do you speek english?

Leave your car home.

Yes but not now

About $ 50 plus tax. Also if you go up around sunset time they charge you 5 dollars more

Wednesday-Friday 8am-5pm

Your best bet is near Thanksgiving.

Yes it is. A few blocks away from Broadway

no

Contact Rockfeller Center ^^

I don't know ... I was in a hotel

About 40 per person. There's usually a line waiting time involved. Make sure you go on a clear day. If it's cloudy or rainy you'll not get any views.

What does 23 mean? That's not a question

U will need to ask \speak with the check in\check out person once u get there.Every1 has to wait their turn\time prior to it being your turn.

There's nbc studios where they film the tonight show with Jimmy fallon as well as the nbc store where you can buy nbc related items from the various tv shows they air

Liana has given you the schedule

I think it's the Atlas holding the world? Bah, I don't know if we're talking about it, the one in front of St Patrick's Cathedral

After 5

No

It opens at 8am and closes at 11pm.

You can ask someone

We didn't use one but I heard 20% of full price...

North west side

It has fun things to see and do

We weren't looking for one.

70 i think..

Yes

It's true on April 15 they close ... you have open the central park .... although it does not have the mystique of rockefeller ... they are great ..large and excellent service

Comcast.

Yes it dose only in the winter tho

Yes we paid, 20USD if I recall well.

Deli and Western-style food plus coffee shops. All overpriced of course.

No its not a hotel they have offices and talk shows in the building.

Early to mid December... It's a beautiful view . Highly recommend to visit NY at that time

Rockefeller Center is the home to a lot of famous places. Magnolia Bakery, NBC Studios, and Top of the Rock to name a few. I would suggest trying to get tickets for one of the tapings while you're there if you can. I went to the Tonight Show this past week and it was such a fun experience. I also suggest doing the Top of the Rock. It's better than the Empire State Building, tour in my opinion. The sunrise sunset package is really a great deal. The architecture inside and out alone is worth going to Rockefeller Center.

Jan 7

I heard tree will be there untill January 7

Today at 9pm.

Always dress for the weather as that is the factor. This is especially true if you are planning to skate. I like fleece lined jeans, layered tops, good warm coat with hat, gloves, and scarf. Just enjoy yourself.

Yes. They are taking down the tree tomorrow.

Most stores close at 9:00 PM. Observation deck closes at midnight.

They take the the Chdistmas Tree by the end of this week, the 7th to be exact. As of the decorations I believe they will take them down the same date as the Christmas Tree but it may vary by dates...

I believe after the 7th

Several lower level.floors with top of the rock being the highest point

January 7th it would be taken down. You could plan this week to visit if like to see before next year

Mobile tickets are acceptable too

January 7

No...but it'll be heavily guarded.

Midnight

A Christmas Tree!

Yes

At 35 st

After the New Year celebrations (first week normally).

As per their website: The Tree will remain lit and can be viewed until 9pm on January 7, 2018

The 1st Sunday after Jan 1st.

Yes, it's a few blocks away

The tree stays lit until New Year's Day and is then taken down and donated to Habitat for Humanity so the wood can be used from the tree to build homes. Merry Christmas! 🎄

For sure

That depends from where you are, its better to take the train, try to use Google maps to get there

Yes

That was a few years back.

Yes it does close for the night but not sure of the hours. You could check online.

It'll be crowded, some people might be rude when walking through the crowds, but in all the years I've visited, I've never been bullied. Go and enjoy

I went and i think that is all day on

Parking? What parking? I highly recommend you commute instead. Subway being the cheapest way to get there.

Yes, and excellent service and around there are great NY pizzas

West 44th Street Carmine's

It is in from 5:30am untill midnight each night with the exception of it being lit fir 24 hours on Christmas and New Year's

I'm not sure

It's free

Yes. Many years ago it would be mulched and distributed to our National Parks.

No

Yes

I was just there after thanksgiving & did not perceive it to be a problem.

If coming from Newark airport take the AirTrain to the train station. Once there, take NJ Transit to Manhattan, New York Penn Station. Penn Station is at 34th Street. Make your way underground to the train - #1 Uptown trains to 50th Street. There are two stops to 50th Street. You will be at Broadway and 50th Street. Walk East 3 blocks to Rockefeller Center. You will pass 7th Avenue, 6th Avenue (which is Avenue of the Americas) and right before 5th Avenue you will see Rockefeller Center. If not coming from the Newark Airport just find your way to NJ Transit and follow other steps.

Where would one suggest to park? Possible gps location?

Any time before midnight would be the best time to see it lit. Sadly I left NY before the lights were even up.

West 54th Street and ask for del outside the Hilton

They will tell you if visibility is poor. If so, I suggest skipping the observation deck. You can still go and walk around and take photos.

Tree is donated, but Rockefeller center covers the actual cost

It will be lit until January 7th at 9:00

There is the main one on the rink and one on the plaza and possibly 2 rooftop stages.

50th Street

The earlier the better. People come early in the morning to see it

November 29th from 7- 9pm

After this week's lighting. It's open as long as the plaza is open

There's 5 all within a few blocks. Id call each for daily rated when you're going and book in advance.

Usually Nov 29th

It will be on Wednesday, November 29th.

Absolutely. Its open. Its $25 for adults. $12 for skate rentals

Ty

This event is very popular, the viewing area is "very" limited and depending on the weather, the earlier you arrive the better off you are

Absolutely necessary? No. However, it's become an American tradition that countless individuals and families enjoy each year, sharing that joy and excitement with each new generation. The awe and holiday spirit that not only the tree, but the entire Rockefeller Center elicit have the ability to remind New Yorkers, American citizens, and tourists the world over, that the holidays are a time of giving and of loving each other. There are certain traditions in American culture that bring its citizens together year after year, and the Rockefeller tree is one of them. Also, each year the tree is normally donated by a family who give the tree to NYC from thier private property. And as an aside, the tourism, and therefore revenue, that it brings to the city certainly helps to fund countless programs and projects throughtout the city.

Up but not decorated

50,000 lights

Always Thanksgiving weekend.

The truth is that I don't know

The forest 😉

8pm

It closes at midnight and the last elevator up is at 11h15pm. Enjoy!

You can take the #1 train at South Ferry to 50th Street and walk 1 long block east to Rockefeller Center. It's across the street from Radio City Music Hall. You can't miss the NBC signs on the bldg. If you are taking The New Jersey Transit early the next morning, I would suggest staying at Hotel Pennsylvania, which is right opposite Penn Station at 7th Avenue and I believe 32nd St. Macy's Herald Square is just up the street from that hotel. You can check other hotels in that area to compare prices and comfort. Hope that was helpful. Enjoy your trip.

Yes but views might be limited for those on wheelchairs.

The same you'd pay for Starbucks