Where can I watch fireworks in Sydney 2021?

Vantage Points around Circular Quay and The Rocks. Campbells Cove in the Rocks. Dawes Point.

Fireworks Viewing on the Southside of Sydney Harbour. Embarkation Park, Potts Point.

Fireworks Viewing Points on the Northside of the Harbour.

Bradley’s Head.

Viewing the NYE Fireworks on the West of the Harbour. Barangaroo Reserve.

Where can I watch fireworks in Sydney 2020?

Darling Harbour. This year, there will be no fireworks at 9 pm or midnight at Darling Harbour but there are still plenty of ways to celebrate the end of 2020.
Parramatta.
Peppercorn Reserve, Drummoyne.
Birchgrove Park.
The Greens, North Sydney.
Taronga Zoo.

Will there be 9pm fireworks in Sydney?

Sydney lord mayor Clover Moore has backflipped and agreed to hold the traditional 9pm New Year’s Eve family fireworks after discussions with the NSW government. “It’s great to see the 9pm fireworks will proceed in line with the road map conditions announced by the NSW government,” Mr Ayres said.

Does Sydney have fireworks 2021?

Yes, they will. The fireworks at 9pm for children and families will go ahead this year, after being cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions last year. The Welcome to Country display at 9pm will welcome everyone to Gadigal land.

Are the NYE fireworks in Sydney Cancelled?

Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2022
Sydney New Year’s Eve/Date

Has Sydney fireworks been Cancelled?

Will there be fireworks in Sydney this year?

So, just like when 2020 turned to 2021, this year’s NYE fireworks won’t be bursting with colour at 9pm. While that time slot is understandably popular with families, the City of Sydney has advised that the 9pm fireworks have been cancelled “to ensure the safety of residents, businesses, visitors and staff.”

Where can I watch fireworks in Sydney 2021?