Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks is a free public event. Tickets are not for sale. Macy’s works closely with local agencies to designate more than two miles of public viewing space that provides spectators with a front-row view. These locations, entry points & security details are available in the “Where To Watch” section of the website.

Please note: If you are interested in purchasing tickets to any venue (i.e., restaurant, bar, etc.) along the viewing path that may be advertising such access, that is up to your discretion. Macy’s is not aware of, and does not approve, endorse, or participate in these events/activities. In general, Macy’s does not sell tickets to any VIP viewing locations.

Thanks for your interest in performing at Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks show. Performers for our national broadcast are selected by NBC producers who invite internationally known chart-topping stars. Please check out “The Lineup” section of this website to see who will be performing this year.

Please see the “Where To Watch” section of the website for details.

There are locations along the East River waterfront that you will not be able to see the fireworks from, as the view is obstructed or the area is closed to the public. These are not recommended viewing locations: Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Heights Promenade, Brooklyn Grand Ferry Park, Domino Park, Queens Hunter’s Point South Park & Roosevelt Island. Please see the “Where To Watch” section of the website for additional details.

Please leave lawn chairs, blankets, tents, coolers, umbrellas & large bags at home.

Stay hydrated in the heat! The forecast may include high temperatures & humidity in & around NYC. Be sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day. Bring a refillable water bottle, as DEP “Water on the Go” water bottle refill stations may be available in proximity to entry points to select viewing locations.

Yes, generally a location is set aside for viewing by members of the public with special needs/access requirements. Viewing points with designated ADA access is noted in the “Where To Watch” section of the website.

Unfortunately, access to this area is not available to the general public, as it is part of the television broadcast. To see these performances, please tune in to our show’s broadcast on NBC at 8pm ET.