Macy's Basics
Herald Square, Broadway between 34th and 35th Streets
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Macy's Shopping Guide
Herald Square, Broadway between 34th and 35th Streets
212-695-4400
Macy's Shopping Guide
Macy's Holiday Windows
Macy's is home to some of New York City's most famous holiday window displays. Every year, Macy's features two series of window displays -- one set depicting scenes from the classic Christmas film Miracle on 34th Street and a second set that is new each year. The window displays are typically unveiled in early-mid November, and are always on view in time for Thanksgiving.
Macy's 2006 Holiday Windows
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- 2006 Tree Themed Window Displays: Each window along Broadway at Macy's featured a different theme, including a Tree of Harmony, a Tree of Joy, a Tree of Friendship and a Tree of Love, with animated characters and music. The window displays also have interactive features, where visitors can activate movement and music within the window displays.
- 2006 "Miracle on 34th Street" Window Displays: These classic window displays are featured along 34th Street once again.
Macy's 2005 Holiday Windows
These windows featured animated books opening to reveal traditional New York City holiday scenes, including ice skating at Rockefeller Center and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.Macy's 2004 Holiday Windows
Heather Cross
- 2004 Miracle on 34th Street Windows: An annual tradition, the Macy's windows along 34th Street are decorated with scenes from Miracle on 34th Street.
- 2004 The Polar Express Windows: Scenes from this popular holiday film starring Tom Hanks were unveiled at Macy's.
"Miracle on 34th Street" Windows - Macy's 2003 Holiday Windows
Heather Cross
The classic Christmas window displays at Macy's.
