Be among the first in over half a century to step inside One Times Square, home of the world famous New Year's Eve Ball Drop! Built in 1904, this historic landmark was constructed as the headquarters of The New York Times. Upon completion, it was the second tallest building in New York City and the area was renamed Times Square to commemorate its opening.

After a complete transformation into a next generation entertainment complex, the building is welcoming visitors from around the world once again.

While more exciting spaces are still to come, the 19th‑floor Skywalk is now open—offering a rare, elevated perspective of the world’s most famous crossroads. Your experience begins with an included glass‑elevator ride that glides past the brilliant billboards to a 360‑degree wraparound deck. Walk a glass walkway 19 stories above Times Square and take in unforgettable views—north toward Central Park, south to the Village, and across Midtown’s iconic skyline from the Hudson to the East River.

Up on the Skywalk you’ll have the exclusive opportunity to take home a piece of recent history: a limited 2025 Commemorative Crystals from the Constellation Ball—the ninth iteration of the NYE Ball. Crafted by Waterford and designed uniquely for the new, circular‑crystal shape, these pieces were installed on the Ball at its public unveiling in November 2025, before being swapped out with the 2026 crystals for the ball drop. With a total of 5,280 crystals on the Ball, only a limited number are available and will be offered while supplies last. Choose from three sizes, each with its 2025 “Infinite” theme: 1.5" Infinite Beginning, 3" Infinite Light, and 4" Infinite Joy.