"To be among the very first to usher in the new year, there is no place quite like Sydney. Famed for its New Year's Eve celebrations, the city stages not one, but two extravagant firework displays over its iconic harbor. First, the Calling Country Fireworks kicks off at 9pm, followed by the midnight show above the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Watch them from the buzzy edge of the waterfront or a vantage point at a ticketed event."
"Dubai doesn't do anything by halves, and New Year's Eve is no exception. Yacht parties along the Dubai Marina, desert safaris under the stars and big-ticket dinners at top restaurants are among the most popular ways to celebrate. The city is also known for its dramatic firework displays at the Burj Khalifa and Burj Al Arab, which last around 20 minutes - nearly the longest in the world."
"Las Vegas, known as the city that never sleeps, delivers on its reputation come New Year's Eve. The Strip closes to traffic, transforming into a pedestrian playground for exceptional firework displays launched from iconic rooftops like Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, and The Venetian. Celebrations extend long past midnight with A-list events, headline performances from resident music artists, and private dinner parties."
New Year’s Eve celebrations occur across the globe, offering varied atmospheres and event styles to suit different preferences. Sydney stages two major fireworks over its harbour: the Calling Country fireworks at 9pm and a midnight display above the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, viewable from waterfront and ticketed vantage points. Dubai provides lavish options such as yacht parties, desert safaris and upscale dinners alongside prolonged fireworks at the Burj Khalifa and Burj Al Arab. Las Vegas closes the Strip to traffic for rooftop fireworks, headline performances and late-night parties. St. Barts offers a quieter, yacht-centered celebration.
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