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Hershey’s Times Square – Be prepared for the kids to go into sugar overload when you go into Hershey’s “Great American Chocolate Company” store, with 16 floors of candy, including personalized and giant-size candies. The outside is equally impressive, Hershey’s Reese’s, Twizzler’s and more, in neon and bright lights on Broadway. |
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Madame Tussauds – It's tacky and wonderful and if you're going to see any of Madame Tussauds wax museums, New York is the place to do it. Madame Tussauds is a way into United States culture. Kids can stand next to famous actors and actresses, musical stars, hot-shot sports figures, baseball players, American presidents. |
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Ripley’s Believe It Or Not – Ripley’s Odditorium at Times Square fits right in with the carnival ambiance of the neighborhood. Inside check out the albino giraffe, shrunken head, section of the Berlin Wall, a 16th century meteorite, and more strange and wonderful artifacts from all over the globe. |
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The New Victory Theater – The New Victory Theater on 42nd St. has shows for kids and families, presenting theater, dance, puppets, music, and circus performances from all over the world. This is an opportunity to see something unique – it could be a puppet show from Finland, Chinese acrobats, comedy from Canada, juggling from France, African drumming, and more. Click here for the schedule. |
