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Sheraton New York Hotel
811 7th Ave at 52nd Street
Located right in the heart of midtown Manhattan, the Sheraton New York Hotel is just steps away from the Thanksgiving parade route, Times Square, Broadway theaters, Rockefeller Center, Carnegie Hall, Central Park and 5th & Madison Ave. shopping. The lobby is both elegant and comfortable. Enjoy 1750 newly renovated and beautifully decorated guest rooms, all of which feature the ultra comfortable "Sweet Sleeper" bed ensemble, high speed internet access, coffee makers with complimentary coffee and tea, telephones with personalized voice mail, hairdryers, irons with ironing boards, and cable TVwith 20 channels as well as on demand movies & video check out.
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Marriott Marquis
1535 Broadway
The New York Marriott Marquis Hotel, located in the Times Square theater district of midtown Manhattan, is a world-class New York City hotel that sparkles with newly renovated hotel rooms, high-speed elevators, and fantastic hotel restaurants and lounges. Famous for its renowned Marriott service, this NYC hotel is perfect for weekend getaways, family and leisure travel. This totally non-smoking landmark hotel has great architectural interest, including a 37-story atrium with 12 glass enclosed elevators. All 1,946 guest rooms and suites are spacious and comfortably appointed.
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Hilton New York Parade View Rooms
1335 6th Avenue between 53rd & 54th Streets
A sophisticated international hotel conveniently located on the Macy's Parade route at Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, the Hilton New York Hotel has the perfect location in the heart of midtown. This NYC hotel recently completed a $148 million renovation and redesign. It is within walking distance to Broadway theaters and Times Square, one block from Fifth Avenue shopping, and steps from legendary attractions such as The Museum of Modern Art, Central Park, and Carnegie Hall.
Full Parade View rooms are located between the 6th-18th floors of the Hotel. Side Parade View Rooms are located on the 9th and 18th floors and have a side view of the front of the parade.
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Le Parker Meridien
119 West 56th Street between 6th & 7th Ave
Situated in the heart of New York City, Le Parker Méridien New York is just steps away from Fifth Avenue shopping, Central Park, and Broadway theatres. Some of the best sites of the city are just minutes away, including Carnegie Hall, Madison Avenue, and Rockefeller Center. The hotel lobby is dominated by an updated, three-storey atrium flooded by natural light and featuring artwork by international sensation Damien Hirst.
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Hilton New York
1335 6th Avenue between 53rd & 54th Streets
A sophisticated international hotel conveniently located on the Macy's Parade route at Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, the Hilton New York Hotel has the perfect location in the heart of midtown. This NYC hotel recently completed a $148 million renovation and redesign. It is within walking distance to Broadway theaters and Times Square, one block from Fifth Avenue shopping, and steps from legendary attractions such as The Museum of Modern Art, Central Park, and Carnegie Hall.
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W NY Downtown
123 Washington Street in Lower Manhattan
Who’s moving on up in Lower Manhattan? The W New York Downtown is – with 58 floors of upscale luxury and signature comforts in the city’s most rapidly revitalizing area joining neighborhoods like the Statue of Liberty, the NYSE and the soon-to-be-built One World Trade Center, The Freedom Tower.The W NY Downtown is a newly constructed hotel in Lower Manhattan's Financial District. It is not within walking distance to Midtown Manhattan or the parade, but your Thanksgiving stay at the W NY Downtown includes guided transportation to our exclusive Stay Warm Thanksgiving breakfast near the parade,
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NOTE: Rates listed are per person based on two adults sharing a room for 4 nights, subject to availability and change. Rates include all taxes and service fees, and all listed features. Triple, quad, single and child rates are available. Unless specifically mentioned, rooms are not "parade view" and requests for such will not be honored.
Starting price is based upon lowest-priced off-peak hotel unless otherwise specified. You may get prices on other hotel and date options, longer stays, additional theater, sightseeing and dining, and transportation to NYC on NYC TripQuote.
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Insider's Macy Thanksgiving
Parade Party
featuring INDOOR VIEWING PARTY |
Thanksgiving Day
Parade VIP View Vacation
featuring OUTDOOR PRIVATE VIEWING
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Hilton New York Full View
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W New York Downtown
Thanksgiving Vacation |
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| Thanksgiving Dinner and All the Trimmings |
Thanksgiving Day Lunch at Applebee's |
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| Stay Warm Thanksgiving Morning Breakfast |
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Statue of Liberty and 911 Memorial
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911 Memorial and Lower Manhattan
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Described by The Today Show as "The hottest new way to see New York," on THE RIDE you’ve got front row seats as the streets of New York become a stage. Famous NYC landmarks are a backdrop to a live show with unparalleled technology, fun facts, and amazing street performances. THE RIDE is an unforgettable New York City experience that you cannot miss!
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 Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to visit NYC! Join the more than 3.5 million people who line the streets to watch the balloons, floats, falloons and balloonicles, celebrities, bands and clown crews in the most spectacular holiday celebration in the world. The spirit of that small band of 1924 Macy’s employees lives on today with the participation if more than 4000 volunteers on the famous 2 1/2 mile march through Manhattan’s streets.
2009's parade saw the return of Marvel's Spider-Man. First seen in 1987, the gigantic balloon was retired in 1998. Macy's unveiled a new, updated version. "Marvel’s iconic character, which flew for over a decade in the ‘80s and ‘90s was one of the most memorable balloons in Macy’s long Parade history," says Robin Hall, executive producer of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Latest NYCVP Thanksgiving Press Release. Click here...
Did you know that the first parade in 1924 was called the "Macy's Christmas Day Parade" although it took place on Thanksgiving Day? Read more facts about the Macy's Parade and see the Parade Route |
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