From picking a top spot to watch the fireworks to finding the best place to eat on the night, party planners can head to the official Sydney New Year\u2019s Eve website and make sure this year\u2019s celebration is one to remember.<\/p>\n
The City of Sydney\u2019s website is a one stop shop for people in Australia and overseas wanting to ring in the new year in style.<\/p>\n
Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moor AO encouraged people to head to the website to find out everything they needed to know about the celebration.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe want to make sure everyone comes together to celebrate a fabulous New Year\u2019s Eve, and a little planning is the best way to make sure your night is something special,\u201d the Lord Mayor said.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith more than one million people predicted to head to the harbour on New Year\u2019s Eve, our website will help them find all they need to know, from the schedule for the night, information about how to move around the city, and all the best options for places to watch the fireworks.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhether it\u2019s one of our free viewing areas along the foreshore or venues offering bespoke events, the official website has our visitors and residents covered.\u201d<\/p>\n
Find the links to register for free tickets at spots such as the Sydney Opera House forecourt and the Cahill Expresswayon the official website<\/a>.<\/p>\n Accessibility is front of mind to ensure no one is left behind. Partygoers can find out more about<\/a>accessible viewing spots<\/a>\u00a0and lock in their spots online.<\/p>\n What to expect on New Year\u2019s Eve:<\/p>\n 7.30pm Smoking Ceremony Businesses throwing a party can have their event featured on the New Year\u2019s Eve website by listing it on What\u2019s On, the City of Sydney\u2019s official event directory.<\/p>\n
8.30pm Sydney Harbour Bridge pylon projections and lighting effects begin
8:45pm Welcome to Country
9pm Calling Country fireworks display
Midnight fireworks display<\/p>\n