Millions dream of spending New Year’s Eve in Times Square, New York. But did you know this… 👇 To get a spot, people start lining up at 7 AM on December 31st. 🚫 Businesses close their bathrooms to the public. 🚫 Once you leave your spot to find a restroom — you’re not getting back in. So the real question is… Where do people go to the bathroom? You’ve probably already guessed it… 😬 Many people wear diapers just to stay in place and get the best view. Standing there for hours. Welcoming the New

My Christmas in New York | Marco Abbiati on Instagram: "Happy New Year 🪩 6 hours Countdown to the official 2026 Ball Drop in NYC Times Square 🎆 The energy is already building here in Times Square: lights blazing, crowds bundled up, and the countdown is officially ON ⏳✨ Millions of people in the most famous New Year’s Event in the world 🌍 From music to confetti to nonstop anticipation, the next hours are all about patience, excitement, and celebrating together in the heart of New York City. 🎉

MEMEZAR • MEMES & MEME-CULTURE on Instagram: "'Murica 🎉 The ball drop at midnight has become a shared marker of time and transition. Centered in Times Square, the tradition turns the final seconds of the year into a collective pause. Millions watch as the countdown ends, using the moment to reflect, reset, and let go of what came before. Its power comes from repetition. Year after year, the same ritual offers a sense of continuity, reminding people that endings and beginnings can be acknowledge