Times Square is hosting multiple celebrations this summer, including eight drops of the famous ball for July 4th and World Cup watch parties in a glass fishbowl where paid fans cheer for every match. New restaurants and flagship stores are also opening in the iconic Manhattan intersection.
·The Times Square ball will drop eight times on July 4th, breaking the traditional New Year's Eve-only tradition to mark America's 250th anniversary
·A glass fishbowl in Times Square employs Chief World Cup Watchers earning $50K to cheer for every match throughout the tournament
·Mexico's World Cup run drew crowds to Times Square as fans gathered to watch the team advance to the Round of 16
·New dining and retail destinations opening near Times Square include Holy Schnitzel and Adrien Brody-designed artwork at Raising Cane's flagship location
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