A new lighting display pattern for the Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball is revealed for the first time atop One Times Square. This year’s celebratory design features a special bowtie pattern created in partnership with Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the globally anticipated luxury resort and casino that opened on the Las Vegas Strip on Dec. 13, 2023. Times Square New Year’s Eve co-organizers Jeffrey Straus (President of Countdown Entertainment) and Tom Harris (President of the Times Square Alliance) is joined by Brett Mufson (President of Fontainebleau Development), acclaimed singer songwriter Paul Anka and designer Peter Arnell, to lead a 5-second countdown for the lighting of the Ball that will illuminate the grand reveal of the special bowtie design.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas and Times Square share a bond with the iconic bowtie. Times Square, once known as “The Bowtie,” is formed by two triangles coming together in the shape of a bowtie, while Fontainebleau Las Vegas’ ties to the shape harken back to Morris Lapidus, the original architect of sister property Fontainebleau Miami Beach. Lapidus was known for always donning the accessory, the ultimate symbol and statement of luxury, which he incorporated elegantly in his design, and it can now be seen throughout Fontainebleau resorts. The new bowtie lighting pattern shining atop One Times Square reflects the shape of the streets below at the Crossroads of the World. This New Year’s Eve, for the first time, after the traditional “New York, New York”, the Ball will be re-lit featuring the new bowtie lighting pattern and rise up the pole to reach its perch above the 2024 numerals where the Ball sparkles like a jewel in the sky above Times Square throughout the year.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas is not only bringing the bowtie back to Times Square, but also the legendary singer and songwriter Paul Anka, whose ties to the Fontainebleau brand go all the way back to the 1950s at the original property in Miami. He will be performing a new version of his hit song “My Way” and John Lennon’s “Imagine” just before the sixty-second countdown to midnight. After midnight, Fontainebleau Las Vegas is adding a special surprise video appearance and performance to honor Fontainebleau’s 70th anniversary and the new year, 2024. Prior to midnight, Fontainebleau Las Vegas is providing fun 2024 bowtie-shaped eyeglasses and a commemorative chip to the revelers in Times Square. All attendees at the media event will get a first look at the new celebratory New Year’s Eve handouts.
The New Year’s Eve Ball is a geodesic sphere, 12 feet in diameter, and weighs 11,875 pounds. The Ball is covered with a total of 2,688 crystal triangles that vary in size, and range in length from 4 3/4 inches to 5 3/4 inches per side. For more information about the future of One Times Square, visit https://onetimessquare.com/.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas and Times Square share a bond with the iconic bowtie. Times Square, once known as “The Bowtie,” is formed by two triangles coming together in the shape of a bowtie, while Fontainebleau Las Vegas’ ties to the shape harken back to Morris Lapidus, the original architect of sister property Fontainebleau Miami Beach. Lapidus was known for always donning the accessory, the ultimate symbol and statement of luxury, which he incorporated elegantly in his design, and it can now be seen throughout Fontainebleau resorts. The new bowtie lighting pattern shining atop One Times Square reflects the shape of the streets below at the Crossroads of the World. This New Year’s Eve, for the first time, after the traditional “New York, New York”, the Ball will be re-lit featuring the new bowtie lighting pattern and rise up the pole to reach its perch above the 2024 numerals where the Ball sparkles like a jewel in the sky above Times Square throughout the year.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas is not only bringing the bowtie back to Times Square, but also the legendary singer and songwriter Paul Anka, whose ties to the Fontainebleau brand go all the way back to the 1950s at the original property in Miami. He will be performing a new version of his hit song “My Way” and John Lennon’s “Imagine” just before the sixty-second countdown to midnight. After midnight, Fontainebleau Las Vegas is adding a special surprise video appearance and performance to honor Fontainebleau’s 70th anniversary and the new year, 2024. Prior to midnight, Fontainebleau Las Vegas is providing fun 2024 bowtie-shaped eyeglasses and a commemorative chip to the revelers in Times Square. All attendees at the media event will get a first look at the new celebratory New Year’s Eve handouts.
The New Year’s Eve Ball is a geodesic sphere, 12 feet in diameter, and weighs 11,875 pounds. The Ball is covered with a total of 2,688 crystal triangles that vary in size, and range in length from 4 3/4 inches to 5 3/4 inches per side. For more information about the future of One Times Square, visit https://onetimessquare.com/.
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