The iconic horse carriage industry in Central Park is facing a rapid decline after two key lawmakers reached an agreement to phase out the practice. The deal, which follows years of debate over animal welfare and public health concerns, marks a turning point for a tradition that has drawn both tourists and controversy. With the legislation now moving forward, operators and advocates are preparing for significant changes ahead. The shift could reshape the park’s historic landscape and spark discussions about balancing heritage with modern regulations.
BREAKING | Horse carriage industry in Central Park nears extinction as Mamdani and Menin strike deal on phase-out bill amNewYork
