1. Times Square is a major commercial intersection and tourist destination located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. It is known for its vibrant atmosphere, bright neon billboards, and bustling crowds. Times Square was originally named Longacre Square until it was renamed in 1904 after The New York Times moved its headquarters to the area. It is estimated that around 330,000 people pass through Times Square on a daily basis, making it a hub of activity and excitement. The area is also home to famous landmarks such as the NASDAQ MarketSite and the One Times Square building, where the New Year’s Eve ball drop takes place annually.

2. Times Square is a 24/7 destination, with many shops, restaurants, and attractions open day and night. Most businesses in the area do not have a direct phone number, but can be reached through their respective websites. The official Times Square website also provides contact information for various services, such as ticketing and customer service.

3. There is no ticket required to visit Times Square, as it is a public gathering space. However, certain attractions and events in the area may require a ticket or reservation. Transportation to Times Square is easily accessible through various subways, buses, and taxis. The Times Square-42nd Street subway station serves multiple subway lines and is located directly in the heart of Times Square. Visitors can also take buses or taxis to the area, or walk from nearby neighborhoods such as Hell’s Kitchen or the Garment District.