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The first big NYE party on Bondi Beach in over a decade, from the people behind the famously over-the-top elrow.

Opera Bar, Luna Park, rooftop bars, clubs and the Bondi Beach party, with prices and tickets.
Midnight AEDT, Thursday 31 December 2026
From the Opera House to Bondi Beach, these are the best NYE parties in Sydney. Some sit right on the harbour with a full view of the fireworks. Others are rooftops, clubs and pubs where midnight is just part of the night.
Looking for something calmer? The full NYE in Sydney directory also covers dinners, cruises and family picks.
Prices are per person, from published packages. Confirm the current price with the venue.
The first big NYE party on Bondi Beach in over a decade, from the people behind the famously over-the-top elrow.
Fireworks from the zoo's hillside with the whole city skyline in front of you. One of the few premium options that takes kids.
A heritage wharf right under the Harbour Bridge with a party, two dinner seatings and a lounge, so you can pick the price and pace that suits you.
Rides, DJs and a view straight under the Harbour Bridge. It sold out last year, so get on the presale list.
The Rocks' best-loved rooftop pub, with Opera House and Bridge views and a drinks package that runs most of the night.
Arguably the most famous NYE party in the country: a harbourside festival on the Opera House lower concourse, staring straight at the Harbour Bridge.
Right on the water at Circular Quay. One of the cheapest ways to get a front-row harbour view without a cruise.
A beer garden on the beach at the harbour mouth. Very Sydney.
A leafy Potts Point terrace with skyline views and a long, lazy feast.
A dinner party in the old Quarantine Station hospital precinct on North Head, with views across the water to the midnight fireworks.
Multi-level waterfront venue with tiers from an early canapé session up to a free-flowing Moët room.
An Irish pub party in The Rocks with a drinks package, canapés and live music. Guests watch both fireworks from George Street outside.
A whisky bar party in a heritage basement in The Rocks, with a three-hour drinks package and live music. Guests head to George Street for both fireworks.
A five-course dinner by Mark Best inside Sydney Tower, 261 metres up. A cheaper late bar session runs from 10pm with free-flowing drinks.
A cocktail party in the hotel's Harbour View Suite with a view of the midnight fireworks. The Ultimate package adds an early dinner at Tayim.
Rooftop pool-deck bar above Darling Harbour. Tiered release pricing, so book early.
A white dress code party at the end of Pier 4 in Walsh Bay, with viewing areas for both fireworks.
An eight-course dinner and party on a Walsh Bay wharf with private fireworks viewing. Only the top Celebration package includes drinks.
A 200-guest party cruise with indoor, outdoor and open-air viewing areas.
A 17th-floor deck in North Sydney looking back at the Bridge and city skyline.
A three-level all-inclusive vessel positioned inside the exclusion zone.
The highest bar in Sydney. You watch the fireworks from above.
An all-inclusive cruise for up to 100 guests. Spirits are sold at a cash bar.
A multi-level catamaran for up to 200 guests, cocktail style with no reserved seating, inside the exclusion zone.
A gallery rooftop directly across Circular Quay from the Opera House. Polished, grown-up and very well placed.
A disco-themed party inside the Opera House's Yallamundi Rooms, with the midnight fireworks just outside the windows. Tickets are non-refundable.
A party vessel that joins the light parade for exclusion zone access. Seating is shared, first in first served.
A standing cocktail party in the Shangri-La's level 36 bar with open views over the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Seating is limited.
An all-inclusive catamaran cruise for up to 130 adults. Spirits are sold at a cash bar.
A two-level, smoke-free boat for 150 guests with indoor lounges and outdoor decks.
A capped-capacity catamaran party, so the deck never gets crowded.
A superyacht cocktail cruise with six hours of drinks and roaming food stations.
A party boat from King Street Wharf with a drinks package, canapés and Moët for the midnight fireworks.
A multi-level glass vessel cruise. Check the boarding wharf before booking.
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