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Celebrate Pride all month long! We’ve partnered with Hyatt Centric destinations across the U.S. to offer a specialty cocktail, the Pearls of Paradise. A portion of proceeds from the sale of this cocktail will go to support local LGBTQ+ initiatives around the country. Start by visiting Bar 54 at Hyatt Centric Times Square and celebrate at Times Square’s tallest rooftop bar.

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Celebrate Pride at Bar 54

Ring in 2027 at Times Square’s tallest rooftop, Bar 54! Count down with a direct view of the ball drop from our outdoor terrace and celebrate the New Year with a premium open bar inside our intimate lounge above it all. Visit the link to book tickets.

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Hyatt Centric Times Square is your launchpad to discovering the heart of New York City. Explore more than meets the eye, from midnight billboard activations and world-class theatre to high tea, iconic diners, and local New York-style pizza joints. Enjoy strolls through Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Chelsea Market—or take in a show at Radio City Music Hall.

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Take a seat at Radio City Music Hall near our hotel in Midtown Manhattan. This historic music venue showcases a wide variety of music concerts, family shows, and special events including the dazzling Christmas Spectacular featuring the world-famous Radio City Rockettes.

Radio City Music Hall

The Richard Rodgers Theatre, which opened in 1924 as 46th Street Theatre, was later renamed to honor the legendary composer whose shows defined Broadway for more than three decades. It houses the Richard Rodgers Gallery featuring memorabilia from the composer’s storied career and the international smash hit “Hamilton” now calls it home.

Richard Rodgers Theatre

This retro 1950s diner is considered one of the best theme restaurants in New York owing to its singing waitstaff and is hugely popular with adults and kids alike. Discover retro-themed memorabilia like photos of the many Miss Subways, an indoor train, a 1956 Predicta television, and a “drive-in theater” screen that showcases performances from that era.

Ellen’s Stardust Diner

With over 40 venues calling the Theater District home, catching a live performance is a must-do for visitors to New York. Covering 24 square blocks between 6th and 8th avenue, Hyatt Centric Times Square is in the midst of it all - meaning most shows are only a few minutes walk away. Stop by TKTS Times Square for last-minute tickets.

New York Theater District

It’s easy to spend an entire day at this lively indoor marketplace and culinary destination, where you’ll find a diverse wonderland of fishmongers, butchers, cheese mongers, chic boutiques, and eclectic places to grab a bite.

Chelsea Market

Families can get active at this state-of-the-art recreational facility located on the Hudson River. Discover bowling, golf, ice hockey, wall climbing, and more for the perfect afternoon getaway.

Chelsea Piers

The Ambassador Theatre was built in 1921 and is currently operated by the Shubert Organization. This classic Broadway theatre is currently home to the hit musical, Chicago.

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Ambassador Theatre

Every night from 11:57 p.m. to midnight, witness the world’s largest and longest digital art exhibition as the huge billboards in Times Square are synchronized with contemporary art, resulting in three magical moments of whimsical imagery.

Times Square Midnight Moment

The Nederlander Theatre was originally constructed as a carpenter's shop in 1920 and was converted into a theatre the following year. The venue and was renamed after David T. Nederlander in 1980, and is home to some of Broadway’s greatest shows.

Nederlander Theatre

Occupying a city block between 5th and 6th Avenues at 42nd Street, right behind the New York Public Library, Bryant Park is a four-acre outdoor park in midtown Manhattan with year-round programming and food kiosks.

Bryant Park

Located on floors 100-102 of the One World Trade Center, One World Observatory offers spectacular unobstructed views of NYC and up to 45 miles in every direction.

One World Observatory

MoMA is one of New York City’s must-see museums, and is heralded as one the world’s premier collections of modern and contemporary art.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

This immersive three-part journey connects you to New York City’s most famous sites and monuments. Watch a film created by award-winning documentarian Ric Burns, explore the city’s expansive pop-culture evolution, and finally, soar above the iconic skyline in a flight simulator that lifts you 30 feet into the air.

RiseNY

The stage is set in a hidden library with five actors who are members of "The Drunk Shakespeare Society." After five shots of whiskey, one actor attempts to perform in a Shakespearean play. Expect hilarity and mayhem as the four sober actors try and keep the script on track. Every show is different.

Drunk Shakespeare

A cornerstone of New York City's culture, the Lincoln Center consists of multiple performance venues that focus on music, dance, and theater. Home to the Metropolitan Opera and New York City Ballet, this venue will leave you feeling inspired.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

The Shubert Theatre is a landmark theater venue founded in 1913 with diverse architecture & a rich history of Broadway plays & musicals.

Shubert Theatre

Originally built in 1903, the Lyceum Theater is the oldest still-operating theater on Broadway. The theater seats and audience of 950, also making it one of the smallest venues on Broadway, and is located just down the street from Hyatt Centric Times Square

Lyceum Theatre

Perfect for explorers of all ages not wanting to wade into the teeming masses at the American Museum of Natural History, this museum offers a great array of American paintings, sculptures, and artifacts. It also features interactive exhibits and games to engage junior travelers.

New York Historical Society

Live like a local at Turnstyle, a unique underground shopping and dining area in Columbus Circle on the Upper West Side. Take advantage of special deals by showing your room key at select retailers.

Turnstyle Underground Market

The Rockefeller Center located near our hotel in Midtown Manhattan is an iconic national landmark waiting to be explored. Live in the moment as you look out across the city at Top of the Rock Observation Deck, see the Christmas Tree lighting or head to The Rink for ice skating in winter or roller skating in summer.

Rockefeller Center

The Museum of Broadway is the first museum dedicated to the history and experience of Broadway theater and the profound impact it has had on New York City and Times Square. Hotel guests can show their room key upon entry and save 15%.

The Museum of Broadway

Victorian sensibilities and sophistication await at Lillie's Victorian Establishment near our hotel in Times Square. Enjoy great conversation as you sip craft cocktails at the bar and admire the fine artwork and antiques. It’s also open for brunch and dinner.

Lillie’s Times Square

Currently home to Disney’s The Lion King and just a two-minute walk from our hotel, the Minskoff Theatre was opened in 1973 and is among Broadway’s largest performance venues.

Minskoff Theatre

Home of the Broadway hit musical Wicked and located near Hyatt Centric Times Square New York, the Gershwin Theatre was named in honor of one of America’s greatest composers, George Gershwin, and his brother, lyricist Ira Gershwin.

Gershwin Theatre

The historical Lyric Theatre is under a mile from our hotel. Currently home to the world-renowned Broadway adaptation, “Harry Potter and The Cursed Child,” the Lyric theater has long been a storied establishment in the Broadway community, featuring breakthrough performances by Fred Astaire, The Marx Brothers, and Cole Porter, to name a few. After turning into a movie house in the 1930s, the theater closed in 1992 and reopened in 1997 as the theater we know today.

Lyric Theatre

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Just a few miles from the New York City, MetLife Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium that serves as home to New York Giants and New York Jets, and hosts concerts, events, and global tournaments that draw thousands of fans.

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