Thousands of St Nick fans flock to New York for SantaCon as NYPD braces for drunken crowds

Bad Santas! Thousands of St Nick's fans flock to New York for SantaCon as the NYPD braces for the wave of drunken and bawdy behavior from the notorious event (39th and Broadway) and lasts until late into the evening It is renowned for its drunken and debauched behavior, but an NYPD spokesperson said no arrests have yet been made
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Posted: 21:47 GMT, 10 December 2022 | Update: 01:37 GMT, 11 Dec 2022
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Tens of thousands of St. Nick fans in fancy dress took to the streets of New York to celebrate SantaCon 2022 - as the NYPD prepares for bawdy and drunken behavior at the notorious annual event.
Hordes of revelers dressed as Mr. and Mrs. Claus, Christmas trees, reindeer, elves and even the Grinch flooded Times Square at 10 a.m. Saturday to kick off the festivities.
The crowd is here to take part in an epic pub crawl that includes sixty-five bars, clubs and venues from Midtown to East Village - with proceeds $15 tickets donated to charity.
'Looking for a place with no queues? ! There are FOUR huge clubs on the West Side where you can spend your time dancing instead of hanging out. You can go anywhere all day with your wristband,” one promoter wrote. funny scenes surrounding them.

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Thousands of St Nick fans flock to New York for SantaCon as NYPD braces for drunken crowds

Bad Santas! Thousands of St Nick's fans flock to New York for SantaCon as the NYPD braces for the wave of drunken and bawdy behavior from the notorious event (39th and Broadway) and lasts until late into the evening It is renowned for its drunken and debauched behavior, but an NYPD spokesperson said no arrests have yet been made

Posted: 21:47 GMT, 10 December 2022 | Update: 01:37 GMT, 11 Dec 2022

Tens of thousands of St. Nick fans in fancy dress took to the streets of New York to celebrate SantaCon 2022 - as the NYPD prepares for bawdy and drunken behavior at the notorious annual event.

Hordes of revelers dressed as Mr. and Mrs. Claus, Christmas trees, reindeer, elves and even the Grinch flooded Times Square at 10 a.m. Saturday to kick off the festivities.

The crowd is here to take part in an epic pub crawl that includes sixty-five bars, clubs and venues from Midtown to East Village - with proceeds $15 tickets donated to charity.

'Looking for a place with no queues? ! There are FOUR huge clubs on the West Side where you can spend your time dancing instead of hanging out. You can go anywhere all day with your wristband,” one promoter wrote. funny scenes surrounding them.