Times Square has just welcomed it newest and perhaps most famous resident. The New Year’s Eve ball was sent back up towards the sky via a 141-foot flagpole this week, where it’s 2,600 Waterford Crystals will continue to sparkle. Its new home at One Times Square will remain lit until the next New Year’s celebration, making it the first time in history visitors can get a photo of the ball at anytime throughout the rest of 2009. Three... Two... One... Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Happy New Year!
Times Square has just welcomed it newest and perhaps most famous resident. The New Year’s Eve ball was sent back up towards the sky via a 141-foot flagpole this week, where it’s 2,600 Waterford Crystals will continue to sparkle. Its new home at One Times Square will remain lit until the next New Year’s celebration, making it the first time in history visitors can get a photo of the ball at anytime throughout the rest of 2009. Three... Two... One... 
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