If you have never been, I highly recommend it. It is truly a spectacle for children and adults.
The day started off with a train ride into NYC. Can you tell that the girls were beyond thrilled?
10 minutes into our train ride the snow began to fall. And it kept falling. And falling. And falling. Although it was beautiful, I did not want to traipse around the city in snow.
By the time we arrived in New York, the snow has just about stopped. There were still a few flakes falling, and it was C-O-L-D! We headed straight to Starbucks to grab some warm drinks.
We walked a few short blocks to our lunch destination, Rosa Mexicano. We skipped breakfast because we were rushing to get to the train station. We were starving and couldn't wait to have our guacamole and chips. The guac is prepared table-side and is prepared to your liking (spicy, extra cilantro, etc.). And it's totally delicious.
After lunch we took a cab to Radio City Music Hall.
We headed inside and took our seats. We were in the 2nd row...up close and personal with the Rockettes!
I turned around and looked at the venue from our seats. Look at all those people! I'm telling you. There's a reason why this show is wildly popular.
It was showtime! My favorite part of the show is the parade of the wooden soldiers. The sheer precision never ceases to amaze me.
Another favorite part of the show is the live nativity scene, complete with live sheep and camels.
Put this show on your bucket list if you've never seen it!
After the show we walked around Rockefeller Center for a bit and then went to American Girl Place and Sephora, two of our favorite places.
I love NYC at Christmas. The decorations, the shopping, the department store windows, the people bustling about. It's so festive!
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