Where can I watch the NYE fireworks in Sydney?

Where can I watch the NYE fireworks in Sydney?

10 Best Spots to Watch Sydney’s NYE Fireworks

• Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour.
• Bradley’s Head Amphitheatre, Mosman.
• Barangaroo Reserve, Millers Point.
• Darling Harbour.
• Dr Mary Booth Lookout Reserve, Kirribilli.
• Observatory Hill Park, Millers Point.
• Bradfield Park, Milsons Point.
• Pirrama Park, Pyrmont.

Are Sydney fireworks Cancelled 2020?

Experts are urging caution around Sydney’s planned New Year’s Eve celebrations amid surging Covid-19 cases in New South Wales. On Friday, the NSW tourism minister, Stuart Ayres, said New Year’s Eve fireworks would proceed as planned under the current public health order, despite the growing Omicron outbreak.

Can you see NYE fireworks from Sydney Park?

Sydney Park Grab a picnic blanket and some snacks before heading to the top of the main hill. You’ll not only be able to see the fireworks on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, but also the displays that light up across the CBD.

Is there 12am fireworks in Sydney?

There are two fireworks displays on New Year’s Eve – one at 9pm and another at midnight. The earlier of the two is curated by First Nations artist Blak Douglas and is a family-friendly event, so the kids don’t have to stay up until midnight.

Is Sydney having 9pm fireworks?

Be one of the first in the world to welcome the new year as Sydney dazzles you with its spectacular 9pm and midnight fireworks displays. You’ll be able to attend a vantage point near the harbour this year, but some things will be different.

Will there be midnight fireworks in Sydney this year?

Fireworks in Sydney on NYE 2022 There are two fireworks displays on New Year’s Eve – one at 9pm and another at midnight. The earlier of the two is curated by First Nations artist Blak Douglas and is a family-friendly event, so the kids don’t have to stay up until midnight.