New Year's Eve Ball Drop in Times Square to go virtual
There will still be live entertainment in Times Square, but it will be limited because of COVID-19 restrictions.
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Sep 24, 2020, 6:50 PM
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Updated 1,455 days ago
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349ds agoThe iconic New Year's Eve
Ball Drop in Times Square is going virtual this year.
Organizers say they want to ring in 2021 safely so they say there will
still be live entertainment in Times Square, but it will be limited because of
COVID-19 restrictions.
That means no crowds this year.
Exactly what the Times Square party will look like is still being worked out.
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