We are already in the last month of 2022 and everyone is gearing up to bid goodbye to 2022 and welcome 2023 in the best possible way. When in New York City, nothing comes closer to strolling around the most popular Times Square and enjoying some of the most gala times of your life. And this year, it is going to be more exciting as the Wishing Wall is back! Do you know what is this tradition in Times Square? If not, read on!
Send Your Wishes On Confetti In The Times Square Wishing Wall
The holiday season is already here and the preparations are going in full swing. And to celebrate so many festivals, the Wishing Wall has made its grand entrance. The Wall gets unveiled for everyone in the early few days of December. This year the Wishing Wall was opened on Thursday making it one of the iconic things to check out in Times Square. Now all the folks visiting here can write their hearts out on the confetti of this Wishing Wall.
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On the most-awaited New Year’s Eve, all the pieces of confetti will be spread into the air. Amidst the celebrations in Times Square to welcome 2023, everyone’s wishes will be released at midnight as the ball drops.
Where To Find The Wishing Wall?
Wishing Wall in Times Square has become a well-celebrated tradition over the past few years. And with its comeback in 2022, we are quite certain that visitors are super excited to write their thoughts on confetti pieces. Visit the Broadway plaza just between 43rd and 47th Streets and you will find the wall to send your wishes. The time to be there starts at 11 am and till 8 pm. At any moment during these hours, visit the location and tag your thoughts on the Wishing Wall. Also, remember that you won’t find it on 25 December. So make your plans accordingly!
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The Wishing wall tradition is surely a unique one and all the hype behind it makes it a must-visit and must-experience activity to welcome the new year. If you are in New York before 29 December, make sure to visit this place.
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