Last minute Christmas shoppers make their way to Cross County Center in Yonkers
News 12's Jade Nash visited Cross County Center in Yonkers to see how shoppers are dealing with the holiday rush on the day before Christmas.
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63ds agoWhile many people spend the day relaxing with family on Christmas Eve, some are out racing to pick up last-minute gifts.
Some last-minute shoppers stopped by Cross County Center in the Saint Nick of time to pick up their last-minute Christmas gifts.
"I am shopping for my mom, my dad, my sister, my brother, and my fiancé," one person who was just beginning their shopping said.
Shopper Yvette Young told News 12 that she was slightly further along in her shopping.
Young said she had most of her gifts already but walked into Sunday's seasonal scramble with a game plan. She knew exactly which stores she had to visit.
"Zales and Victoria's Secret," Young said. "And [after] that, I'm done."
Cross County Center was open until 5 p.m. and will be closed on Christmas.
