One Times Square

NEW YORK – October 21, 2026 -- The One Times Square Candy Experience becomes a Halloween trick-or-treating destination for one week only, starting Saturday, October 24, with tickets sold online.

Halloween candy, bucket decorating and spooky photo spots join the attraction

The multi-level, multisensory attraction normally walks guests through New York City in candy form. During the Halloween week, it adds Halloween-themed candies, candy-bucket decoration stations and spooky photo opportunities.

General Manager Delfin Ortiz said the goal is to give families and visitors "a new way to celebrate Halloween in the heart of New York City."

Three floors take visitors from Central Park to the Underground

The attraction spans three floors: Central Park, the Neighborhoods of NYC and the Underground. Guests play, discover and learn as they fill a bucket with candy themed to each area.

New York – October 15, 2026 -- Visitors can now buy tickets to see the Times Square New Year's Eve Ball up close, from $155, and a $295 premium tier lets them remove a 2026 Waterford crystal from the Ball and take it home.

Two ticket tiers open the doors at One Times Square

The standard Times Square New Year's Eve Ball Experience includes a behind-the-scenes tour and close access to the Constellation Ball. It is the ninth iteration of the Ball in its century-plus history. Guests can also take a photo with the Ball before the countdown.

The ticket also covers Times Travel, a new multi-sensory journey through the history of Times Square and the Ball. It includes entry to the One Times Square Skywalk Viewing Deck, which offers 360-degree views over Times Square. Tickets start at $155.

New York – September 30, 2026 -- Couples can now exchange vows inside One Times Square, the building famous for hosting the New Year's Eve Ball Drop, after the launch of a new venue called One Times Square Weddings. Reservations are open now at OneTimesSquare.com, with ceremonies for up to 75 guests starting at $600.

Four rooms offer distinct views of the Crossroads of the World

Ceremonies run 30 to 60 minutes and take place in one of several spaces on the building's upper floors. The Eternal Room offers natural light and access to the 15th floor lobby, while the Ruby Room uses red drapes and carpet for a more intimate feel. The Harmony Room looks directly onto the intersection of 7th Avenue and 42nd Street through floor-to-ceiling windows, and the 15th Floor Bowtie Balcony puts couples above the street-level crowds for photos.