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Dinners, parties and fireworks… the many ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Melbourne

  • Foreground shows performer wearing full head to toe disco ball costume, with other people in the background

    Visitor info

    Plan ahead to make the most of New Year’s Eve. Check transport advice, crowd movement changes and more important information to help you have a safe evening.

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  • A wide shot showing the fireworks in the background over Docklands.

    Fireworks

    Our free Celebration Zones offer the best inner-city views of fireworks, plus family-friendly entertainment, music and food trucks. No bookings needed.

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  • A wide shot of people at a bar with Southbank in the background

    Events and dining

    There are loads of New Year’s Eve events happening around the city including river cruises, concerts, dining experiences and all-inclusive parties. Book early to avoid missing out.

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  • Channel 9 broadcast

    Tune in for a Channel 9 special broadcast “2025: A Year in Review” from 11pm before crossing live to the city’s midnight fireworks and laser display.

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Wide shot of Flinders Street Station from Elizabeth St, with people walking.
Wide shot of Flinders Street Station from Elizabeth St, with people walking.

Move safely
around the city

Major changes to pedestrian access will be in place in the city this NYE to help manage large crowds and keep everyone safe, particularly around Flinders Street Station and Princes Bridge.

From 10.30pm:

  • There will be no pedestrian access to Swanston Street from Hamer Hall to Collins Street, including Princes Bridge and outside Flinders Street Station.
  • Flinders Street and Flinders Lane will also be closed to pedestrians between Elizabeth & Russell Streets.
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