Shaw’s “Miracle on 7th Street” Christmas bar reopens on Nov. 25 and lasts through New Year’s Eve. For its second year, the pop-up that drew huge crowds and drunken santas will take over all three of Derek Brown’s bars: Mockingbird Hill, Southern Efficiency, and Eat The Rich.

To get in the holiday spirit, a by-the-numbers look back at last year:

23,790: Guests served, enough people to form a line approximately nine miles long, according to U.S. Census Bureau Survey Specialist John Burke

5,962: Nog shots ordered

1,100: Christmas bar menus printed

400: Maximum bribe offered to a doorman to cut the line (money refused)

360: Gallons of chocolate milk made for the “Francisco That’s Hard to Say” cocktail 

42: Volunteers who decorated the bar

99: Paper dreidels remaining on the dreidel chandelier after someone snipped one down to steal

13: Carolers who sang Christmas jingles to revelers waiting in line

2: Jewish regulars who drove to Peter Chang’s and brought back a feast for the staff working Christmas Eve

1: Couple who met at Miracle on 7th Street and are now engaged (Columbia Room Chef Johnny Spero and his fiancée Alexis Baker)