High-rolling Thanksgiving Day paradegoers are shelling out small fortunes for a glimpse at Gotham’s annual spectacle on Sixth Avenue, with restaurant seats going for hundreds of dollars and even a $36,000-a-night room booked out for its aerial views.
Space is already sold out at the Appel Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center — where gawkers are forking over $2,500 per person for private tables with direct views of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade through a 50-foot wall of glass.
Cheap seats at the glossy jazz room start at $1,000 per person – to share parade-viewing tables of up to 12 strangers.
The “premium viewing experience” will offer “state of the art audio capture and broadcast through world class sound engineering,” according to an event rep. The spectacular local comes with live music, brunch and an open bar.
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