Hole in the Wall Murray Hill (Live view of the fireworks)

Live View of the 4th of July Fireworks

With a live view of the New York City fireworks, Hole in the Wall in Manhattan’s Murray Hill is an ideal choice to view the 4th of July fireworks this year. Forget about fighting for a rooftop reservation or beachfront hotel as you won’t have to leave the city for a five-star worthy 4th party. Overlooking the iconic East River, Hole in the Wall offers stunning views with a relaxed but creative menu of innovative cocktails, an expert wine selection, and unique entrées. 

live view of the 4th of july fireworks in nyc

With a summery aesthetic surrounded by perfectly manicured potted plants, ivy, and tall ceilings, Hole in the Wall provides a dreamy backdrop for your celebration. Grab a beer and take a seat in the outdoor garden as you enjoy a front row, first-class seat to the NYC fireworks show. 

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Party Highlights:

  • Live Views of the 4th of July Fireworks
  • Overlooking the iconic East River
  • 21 and Over Event
  • Doors Open at 4pm
  • 1 Hour Sponsored Vodka Open Bar (4-5pm)

Hole in The Wall Murray Hill

445 E 35th St, New York, NY 10016

Price increase warning: New Year's Eve ticket prices often go up significantly (100% +) the closer you get to New Years Eve. Also note that many NYE Events will sell out well in advance of New Years Eve. About your Tickets:  (1) Show up early and help reduce the wait time, (2) Make sure to have your physical ticket on hand because you will need to show it to NYPD and security upon request, (3) You accept the risks and agree to adhere to the NYPD rules and regulations for the evening, (4) If you select shipping as your delivery method, tickets will not be sent out until December, (5) A LIVE VIEW of The Ball Drop is not guaranteed. Large crowds should be expected