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Times Square prepares for NYE with 3,000 pounds of confetti
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December 30, 2025
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4:20Now PlayingNew York City is preparing for one of its most crowded New Year’s Eve lineups yet, with hotels, rooftops, and cocktail lounges rolling out open bars, skyline views, and late night dance floors. As NYC prepares for the countdown to 2026, we are learning more about the 3,000 pounds of confetti that will be released at midnight on New Year's Eve. We are hearing that the confetti will include thousands of wishes from people who have submitted them. LiveNOW’s Shawna Khalafi is learning more about this week’s celebrations with Jennifer Williams, a sports reporter for FOX 5 News in New York.
Days before the highly anticipated Dec. 31 Times Square New Year’s Eve celebrations, the giant, seven-foot-tall numerals for "2026" are all set up, ready to kick off a wave of holiday excitement. The famous viewing event in New York is free and open to the public, drawing everyone from tourists loading up their social feeds to locals looking for an early moment of celebration ahead of the big night.
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