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Best places to watch Sydney New Years Eve (NYE)
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Best places to watch Sydney New Years Eve (NYE) Fireworks 2019/2020. Sydney NYE is an annual event held every New Year's Eve in Sydney - Australia. Its main events are 9 PM Family Fireworks and the Midnight Fireworks, centring on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and surrounding, including Sydney Opera House and nearby building.
In this video, we give you the list of best spots to watch Sydney New Year's Eve (NYE) Fireworks around the Sydney Harbour Bridge - Opera House, with the views of the beautiful pyrotechnic displays. Most popular vantage points to watching Sydney NYE Fireworks are from around Circular Quay and North Sydney side.
There are free and non-free (ticketed) spots for Sydney NYE Fireworks vantage points. Most of the best spots to watching fireworks of NYE Sydney around Harbour Bridge are non-free, but there still left some free and best places to watch spectacular fireworks for example in Circular Quay, Opera House and Mrs. Macquarie's Point.
List of free spots for watch NYE Sydney Fireworks for example are East Circular Quay, West Circular Quay, Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour, Dawes Point (Tar-Ra) Park, The Rocks, Mrs. Macquarie's Point, Observatory Hill Park, Embarkation Park, Birchgrove Park, Pirrama Park, Duff Reserve, North Head, Dumaresq Reserve, Thornton Park, Simmons Point, Pyrmont Bay Park, Mort Bay Park, Murray Rose Pool & Blackburn Garden, Illoura Reserve, Lookese Avenue Reserve, Cremorne Point, Robertson Park, McKell Park, Manns Point, Rushcutters Bay Park, Yurulbin Park, Rose Bay Foreshore, Dudley Page Reserve, Yarranabbe Park, Elkington Park, etc.
List of non-free (ticketed) spots for watch NYE Sydney Fireworks are Campbells Cove, Botanic Garden (Harbour Hoopla, Lawn of the View, Garden Party at the Calyx, Midnight at the Oasis and The Point), Bradfield Park, Barangaroo Reserve, Blue Point Reserve, Cahill Expressway, Taronga Zoo, Hickson Rd Reserve, Luna Park (Harbour Party), Mary Booth Reserve, Quibaree Park, Cockatoo Island, Bradleys Head (Mast Precinct, The Amphitheate and Athol Lawn), Clark Island, Pirrama Park: Wharf Viewing, Shark Island, etc.
Before come to Sydney, making sure to know where the spots do you want to watching the spectacular fireworks of Sydney NYE. For best spots, making sure come hours before the events start. Book the ticketed spots months or weeks before to making sure the spots not sold out.
Alternative spots for watching New Year's Eve fireworks in Sydney other than the list in this video are by watching from nearest hotels or tall buildings around Sydney Harbour Bridge and also from cruises.
If you want to exploring Sydney and around before or after NYE, dont forget to watch our video about things to do in Sydney on this channel, Explore Australia. We also have video about places to stay, places to eat and another stuff about Sydney - New South Wales - Australia.

[@igitha..._]

Perhaps instead of having an elaborate expensive fireworks show for 2020 for Sydney and other main cities in Australia that money would be better spent being donated to those whom have lost their homes to the fires and to the families of the firefighters that fought to ensure that people even got to have a Christmas this year in Australia Just a thought

[@masmoce7466]

igitha Δл λ μ it’s only 6million so stfu, or perhaps we should give it to syria and save millions of lifes.

[@jamesdavis9737]

Sydney's fireworks are a world-class event that boosts NSW's economy by $130mil. I don't know why over the last few weeks this topic has gone viral. Cancelling the fireworks won't do anything, if anything doing so will have a negative impact. The money has already been spent for one thing, and the event brings everyone together. I have been to this event every year since 2005 and it is a great day out for the family, and its free! It's a tradition that creates an amazing atmosphere, builds hope for the future and unifies us all. This is incredibly important in our multicultural society. You don't cancel an event like this due to an emergency or crisis, we should be using it to fundraise and 'help your mate' like true Aussies. We did this after the Asian Tsuanmi, lets do it again for the victims of the bushfires. Don't cancel a family event that brings us together when we truly need each other.

[@shereezeelie8157]

I agree. but I'm sure the $ got spent already before hand..

[@googleuser8196]

The fireworks should go ahead, they are spectacular! Arsonist are going to light fires regardless of the fireworks it's just part of aussie culture.

[@exploreaustralia6577]

Can't agree more

[@deshood3406]

The fireworks should be stopped in respect to the families who have lost everything including family. Its ridiculous, and these frigging Politicians should be flogged if it does go ahead.

[@Wildminecraftwolf]

Oh stop virtue signaling

[@silentwitness247]

While your countryside burns and your people suffer, you set fire to a few millions pounds worth of pointless fireworks. Think about it!!!!

[@jamesdavis9737]

They aren't pointless though, the people that know the value of the show are the ones that have seen it for themselves. It's an awesome display and it creates an amazing atmosphere and a real feeling of unity. All the people that have signed this petition to cancel them are people that have never seen the show and or understand its importance to Sydney.

[@crusader3012]

That's right it's a matter of respect; here we are, that's us, the selfish ones in the city shitting in the face of those who lost family and property. Who wants to go and watch the sparkles?