Although it’s four avenues east of the Hudson River, Sky Room has the highest rooftop lounge (on the

The 2012 Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks four seasons hotel las vegas will once again ignite the night sky over the Hudson River in honor of Independence Day. It s the fourth consecutive year that the fireworks take place on the Hudson, rather than on the East River. Four barges will be positioned between 18 th and 43 rd streets four seasons hotel las vegas and launch their holdings at approximately 9:20 p.m. Dig into MetroFocus ultimate fireworks guide to help you grab a spot for the dazzling night, whether you re in Manhattan or New Jersey. We also include some daytime celebrations if you d rather avoid marking the holiday with crowds four seasons hotel las vegas and the snap, crackle four seasons hotel las vegas and booms of fireworks.
The best public viewing spots to catch the fireworks are along the West Side of Manhattan, between 14th and 59th streets. Do not bring : lawn chairs, blankets, backpacks, containers or other large bags. NYPD will conduct screenings of spectators for security purposes.
On 11th Avenue, fireworks viewing will be accessible at the following locations: 24th Street, 26th to 27th Streets, 29th Street, 33rd to 34th Streets, 40th Street, 42nd Street, 44th Street, 50th Street, 54th Street, 56th to 57th streets.
Tickets are sold out, but consider this for next year. Visitors can experience not only the aircraft carrier tour inside the floating museum, but also get a prime viewing spot, just three blocks away from the northernmost fireworks barge. The museum offers three different viewing locations: four seasons hotel las vegas Pier 86, a large outdoor balcony or an open-air tent on the former aircraft elevator. Doors open at 7 p.m.
In addition to cruises, four seasons hotel las vegas Circle Line is hosting a private pier party with entertainment and one of the closest fireworks views, 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. For $89 per person, four seasons hotel las vegas you ll be right underneath the bloom of fireworks four seasons hotel las vegas launched from the northernmost barge at West 43rd Street.
Get one of NJ Spirit Cruises' three Independence Day dinner packages to enjoy the Fourth of July evening four seasons hotel las vegas on the water. Options are priced at $264 to $320, and all tickets include six hours on the New York Harbor, a five-hour cruise party and an open bar. Boarding starts at 5 p.m. and the cruise returns at 11 p.m.
For $89 you could earn one spot on Manhattan's  Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises. Enjoy the view, dance the night away with a live DJ and enjoy food and drinks onboard. Boarding four seasons hotel las vegas starts at 5:30 p.m. and the ship departs at 7 p.m.
A very popular spot to view the fireworks above the crowds, Hudson Terrace s  seven different seating plans for the Fourth of July , with tickets starting at $85, are all sold out. All the lucky ticket holders will enjoy a four-hour open bar beginning at 6:30 p.m. and full summer BBQ buffet and, of course, an extraordinary rooftop view.
It is almost impossible to find a cover-free rooftop bar on the night of July 4th, but Plunge offers this incredible deal. Although the terrace seating area is exclusively for reservations, guests without buying a table are still able to enjoy the view and live music indoor through a glass greenhouse-like structure. Rooftop seating reservation starts at 7 p.m.
Skyroom, on the 33rd and 34th floors four seasons hotel las vegas of the Fairfield Inn Suites, provides the highest rooftop lounge in the city and a spectacular open view of the Hudson River fireworks. Photo courtesy of Sky Room NYC.
Although it's four avenues east of the Hudson River, Sky Room has the highest rooftop lounge (on the 33rd and 34th floors) that still provides a full view of the fireworks and a 360-degree panorama of the city. The general admission ticket includes a five-hour open bar from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. and a Fourth of July picnic buffet.
Public transportation to the viewing area is highly recommended since no parking space will be available on the night of July 4th. Even though July 4 falls on Wednesday, subways and buses are running on Saturday schedules. Other commuter trains are working on a normal schedule.
Come to Hoboken if you can t get a better spot in Manhattan. The W Hotel Hoboken, directly facing the Hudson River and the Meatpacking District, offers a plenty of hotel rooms with a view of the fireworks. You can also join the party in the Chandelier Room, located on the second floor, where special drinks and live music are provided. No cover charge.
The only public viewing location in the town of Weehawken will be along J.F.K Boulevard. The boulevard is closed for traffic beginning early afternoon, when it opens to pedestrians. All the parks in the town will be closed off, including the Waterfront Park and Hamilton four seasons hotel las vegas Park.
Staten Island four seasons hotel las vegas outLOUD organizes community readings of famous texts and kicks off the July 4th holiday this Saturday at 2 p.m.  At the historic Conference House, where delegates including Benjamin Franklin and John Adams tried to negotiate an end to the Revolutionary War on Sept. 11, 1776, participants will read the Declaration of Indepedence together. Don't forget to bring your lawnchair.
Started four seasons hotel las vegas in 1972, Nathan's Famous hotdog eating contest marks its 40 th anniversary this year. Twenty-six finalists from 13 cities across the country will gather on the Coney Island Boardwalk, chewing towards glory (and a bellyache). The women s contest starts at 11:30 a.m. and the men's begins at noon.
Taking a two-and-half-hour Revolutionary War walking tour on Independence Day would be one of best ways to get your patriotism on. St. Paul's Chapel, Federal Hall National Monument, Fraunces Tavern and Battery Park are some of the sites featured on the tour. Admission is $23 a pop and the tour starts at 11 a.m.
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