A longstanding tradition in Central Park is set to be discontinued after years of public debate, as officials address growing concerns over safety linked to the practice. The change marks the end of an era for a centuries-old custom that has become a defining feature of the iconic urban space. With scrutiny intensifying, the decision reflects broader discussions about balancing heritage with modern public welfare. Details on how the shift will be implemented remain under review.
The move would end a centuries-old practice and Central Park tradition that has recently drawn scrutiny over safety concerns.
