‘Stationed At Home’ Christmas Movie Coming to Binghamton
Stationed At Home is a Christmas movie based in Binghamton and will be playing at the Regal Cinema this weekend. You can read all about it at the end of this story.
If you have ever watched a Christmas movie set in New York City and thought, I want to be there, you are not alone. Some of the most loved holiday films take place there, and the city embraces the magic every December.
The Movies That Put NYC on the Holiday Map
Classic films like Miracle on 34th Street and modern favorites like Elf helped turn New York City into a Christmas movie dream. These movies tell a story.and they show off holiday traditions that still happen today.
You Can Still Meet Santa at Macy’s
One of the most iconic scenes from Miracle on 34th Street centers around the Santa at Macy’s. That tradition continues today and every year, families line up to meet Santa from late November right through Christmas Eve.
Holiday Sights That Feel Straight Out of a Film
Walking through New York City in December feels like stepping onto a movie set. The giant Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center, ice skating in Central Park, and holiday window displays all help bring that classic movie feeling to life.
A Christmas Movie Trip Without Leaving the City
Thanks to films like Elf and Miracle on 34th Street, New York City remains one of the best places to experience Christmas in real life. You do not need a movie ticket. Just grab a coat, walk the streets, and enjoy a holiday atmosphere that feels just like the movies.
Binghamton Premiere - Stationed At Home
If you don't want to travel to the Big Apple but want to experience Christmas in the Southern Tier, then you need to see "Stationed At Home." This black and white Christmas movie will be shown for free at Regal Cinema, Thursday, December 18th through Saturday, December 20th at 7 p.m. and Sunday, December 21st at 3 p.m.There is no charge but you'll want to reserve your tickets in advance here because seating is limited.
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