Annually since 1932 Generations of New Yorkers have come to the lavish confines of Radio City Music Hall to experience this old-fashioned theatrical confection.
When the cider starts simmering and the sidewalk Santas start jingling, the families of New York head to the intersection of 50th and 6th for the annual holiday extravaganza. On the famed Great Stage, you'll see precision-dancing Rockettes, whirling ice skaters, dancing teddy bears, and a heart-stirring living Nativity (complete with camels and donkeys).
Yes, it's early to buy, but the seat selection is better now, and you might be able to get a discount, leaving you with a bit more disposable cash around the holidays.
Any child who has reached their second birthday requires a ticket for admission to the Christmas Spectacular. Any child younger than 2 years old does not require a ticket, however, they may not occupy a seat and must sit on a parent or guardian's lap.
Here's a promo piece featuring NBC's Meredith Vieira rehearsing and performing with the Rockettes:
Of interest: Rockefeller Center has opened up a new observation deck across the street, which might be a fun post-show activity - you can make reservations here.
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