Will there be fireworks at Darling Harbour? Please check the terms and conditions of entry for each vantage point. Please ensure you’re familiar with what you can and can’t bring into vantage points.ĭo I need to be fully vaccinated to attend? There will be no food for sale at some of the vantage points.Ĭonsider visiting a local restaurant, bar or café before attending. Will food and drink be available at the vantage points? Please ensure you’re familiar with what you can and can’t do and the terms and conditions of entry for your vantage point. It’s likely that opening times, services available within the venue and pass-out rules at vantage points will be different this year. Will the vantage points operate differently to previous years?
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See the full program for the evening here. Visit the vantage point map for more information on all vantage point locations around the harbour. The City of Sydney manages six locations around the harbour: You’ll be able to attend a vantage point near the harbour this year, but some things will be different.
Current arrangements allowing 10 people to gather outdoors (not at homes) for exercise and recreation, from within the same zone, continues.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. No restaurants, cafes, pubs or clubs (except for takeaway) will be permitted to open, including for New Year's Eve.įor the remainder (southern zone) of the Northern Beaches, the following rules apply until January 2:. Current arrangements allowing five people to gather outdoors (not at homes) for exercise and recreation, from within the same zone, continues. However, indoor and outdoor gatherings will be allowed for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day but will be restricted to five visitors in total from within your zone (and includes at homes). 
The health situation remains volatile and the current restrictions will remain in place to supress community transmission.Unless you have a New Year's Eve Pass through Service NSW, you will not be able to enter designated zones around Circular Quay, North Sydney and the City.įor the Northern Beaches peninsula zone (North of Narrabeen Bridge, and east of the Baha'i Temple), the following rules apply until January 9: A short, seven minute fireworks display will continue at midnight.Council events may continue but they must be controlled and seated with no mingling, and record keeping requirements must be strictly adhered to.Hospitality venues will remain open but must adhere to the one person per four square metres rule.
Frontline workers will be offered another opportunity in 2021.
The CBD frontline worker fireworks vantage point offering is cancelled. These changes come into effect from midnight tonight (Wednesday 30 December) and will be in place until further notice. Household gatherings will be limited to 5 visitors from within your zone (including children). Restrictions for the northern zone of the Northern Beaches remain the same but for the southern zone of the Northern Beaches the following will now apply The limit for outdoor gatherings will be reduced from 50 to 30. Household gatherings will be limited to 5 visitors (including children). In marked contrast to the rest of the country, Perth's celebrations will be nearly normal and there will be two fireworks displays.īut people are still being urged to register their details, stay socially distanced and use hand sanitiser.įor New Year's Eve in Greater Sydney (including Wollongong, Central Coast and Blue Mountains) the following will apply: Tasmania Police said patrols would be conducted in the entertainment precincts of Hobart, Launceston, Devonport and Burnie to deter alcohol-related offences and violence.ĭarwin residents will need to register and wear wristbands to attend the city's two fireworks displays on Thursday night. Hobart's fireworks will go ahead but like Sydney, people are being urged not to gather on the waterfront. 'Vantage point closed': A digital warning sign is seen in Kirribilli ahead of the New Year's Eve fireworks on December 31Ĭhief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier said revellers should still celebrate, but called on everyone to avoid kissing strangers, or the so-called 'pash and dash'.Ĭanberra will drop its fireworks for the second year in a row, joining Adelaide and Brisbane in cancelling their displays.
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