Quiz Nation! New Year's Eve Drop Traditions in the US

Quiz Nation! New Year's Eve Drop Traditions in the US

January 1, 2009

by CitizenSugar 9

Every year up to one million people gather in Times Square to watch the ball drop, and an estimated one billion watch video of the event, 100 million of them in the United States. While it may seem like the main celebratory attraction, there are thousands of quirky drops that happen in small cities around America. Do you know how they get down? Take my quiz and find out!
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9 Comments

SKC Sparkle 4 years 19 weeks

3/6 - not bad for a non-American.

StolzeMama 4 years 20 weeks

I completely guessed and got 4/6

StolzeMama 4 years 20 weeks

sorry we cannot have traditions in the us any longer.

UnDave35 4 years 20 weeks

"Got most of them wrong, but I'm okay with that - Americans seem to drop a lot of creepy stuff at midnight!"Beginning with their pants...:rofl:

UnDave35 4 years 20 weeks

"Got most of them wrong, but I'm okay with that - Americans seem to drop a lot of creepy stuff at midnight!" Beginning with their pants... :rofl:

valancyjane 4 years 20 weeks

Hee, my brother's girlfriend is from Plymouth - I should ask her about the cheese drop!

kia 4 years 20 weeks

Last year I celebrated in Key West where you had your choice of three drops... a drag queen in a giant high heel, a conch shell, or a wench on an anchor. I chose to go to the Sushi drop. That is the name of the drag queen, she was really cool. I got to hang out with her celebrity fabulosity afterward.

AllisonRae 4 years 20 weeks

I thought New Orleans dropped the New Year's Baby off a building in Jackson Square? I was there in '04 and that's what they did. Maybe it changed after Katrina...

stephley 4 years 20 weeks

Got most of them wrong, but I'm okay with that - Americans seem to drop a lot of creepy stuff at midnight!