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While 364 days of the year there are no civilians allowed at the Boom Boom Room, it turns out there will be normal people as far as the eye can see on New Year's Eve. In typically confounding fashion, Andre Balazs will open his Meatpacking disco in the sky on December 31 to anyone willing to pony up for a ticket. $250 gets you standing room; $500-$750 gets you a seat for the festivities, which include a performance by Courtney Love and the requisite Dom toast at midnight. Friends of Le Boom received the invite above over the weekend, but The Standard's website is open to the public and ready to shore up your New Year's plans.
Top of the Standard fka The Boom Boom Room via @mokoyfman.
Here are your options:
EMPIRE STATE: Dancefloor tables with unobstructed northern views of the Empire State Building and skyline. $1,500/two people; $4,500/sixThose considering RSVP'ing in the affirmative -- and if you're pot-committed to the five boroughs, this isn't the wrong way to go -- you will want to note that tuxedo rental and booze are not included.HUDSON: Tables with Southern views of the Hudson River and Statue of Liberty. $2,000/four; $3,000/six; $6,000/eight
NORTH FIRE: Tables in our north fireplace lounge with views of the Empire State Building and skyline.$1,000/two; $2,000/four
SOUTH FIRE: Tables in our south fireplace lounge with views of the Hudson River and Statue of Liberty. $2,000/four; $,6000/twelve
STAND FOR LOVE: Standing room only for performance and festivities. $250/person
· New Year's Eve on Top of the Standard: Tix [The Standard]
· More on Boom Boom Room [~ENY~]
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