"The whole world looks to New York City to usher in the new year each year at Times Square. But if you ask any native New Yorker, Times Square is not where we'll be on New Year's Eve, at least not out in the freezing cold. Between the never-ending crowds and being packed into metal pens for hours at a time, it's probably not the first place you'll want to take the kids."
"At a Glance Prospect Park Fireworks (Brooklyn): Midnight fireworks, live music at 10 pm, local and family-friendly vibe Brooklyn Bridge Park & Promenade: Great harbor views of fireworks; colder and windier by the water Ball Drop From Afar: Watch from a hotel lobby, apartment, or home for a warm, low-stress option Bathrooms Available: Parks and indoor spots make the night easier with kids"
New York City offers multiple family-friendly New Year's Eve viewing options beyond Times Square, including midnight fireworks at Prospect Park with live music starting at 10 pm. Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Promenade provide harbor views but tend to be colder and windier. Watching the ball drop from a hotel lobby, apartment, or home provides a warmer, lower-stress option. Many locations provide bathrooms and indoor spots to simplify nights with kids. Practical tips include arriving early for security, dressing warmly, bringing snacks, planning an exit strategy, and selecting daytime or early-evening events for younger children.
Read at www.newyorkfamily.com
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