The largest laser show in the southern hemisphere is coming to Melbourne for free
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03.12.2024

The largest laser show in the southern hemisphere is coming to Melbourne for free

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Words by Staff Writer

The City of Melbourne is gearing up for an exciting New Year’s Eve, offering a blend of fireworks, laser displays, and family-friendly activities.

With plans for the biggest laser show in the southern hemisphere and a host of events across the city, there’s something for everyone. Here’s everything you need to know to celebrate safely and make the most of the evening.

Fireworks and laser displays

Melbourne’s skyline will come alive with glittering rooftop fireworks and dazzling laser displays. Highlights include:

  • Early evening fireworks at 9.30pm for families.
  • Midnight fireworks and laser shows lighting up the Yarra River and CBD.

The best views can be found at the city’s free Celebration Zones, offering family-friendly entertainment, food trucks, and live music. No bookings are required.

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Events and dining

The city will be buzzing with events at bars, restaurants, and venues. Whether you’re looking for a fine dining experience, live music, or a casual get-together, booking early is recommended to secure your spot.

For those celebrating at home, Channel 9 will broadcast live coverage of Melbourne’s New Year’s Eve celebrations, including the official countdown and city-wide fireworks displays.

New Year’s Eve in Melbourne is one of the busiest nights of the year, with large crowds and changes to crowd movement expected. Plan ahead to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience:

  • Use public transport and check schedules for any changes.
  • Follow signage and instructions from event organisers to navigate the city safely.
  • Remember, this is an alcohol-free event, and fines apply for non-compliance.

For more details or updates, visit the City of Melbourne’s New Year’s Eve page or subscribe to event updates.