NEW YORK CITY – The 75 foot tall Norway Spruce from West Oneonta was finally lit last night.
The 88th Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting ceremony took place without the public last night because of the pandemic.
America’s most famous Christmas tree will be on display through early january 2021.
The tree lighting was closed to the public but was broadcast on NBC.
The tree was donated by Allen Dick, owner of Daddy Al’s general store in Oneonta.
It features more than five miles of lights.
Those who want to get close to the tree this season will have to make reservations.
The tree will be lit from 6 A-M to midnight daily.