With 13 hours remaining for Fiji to welcome the New Year, the Annual Fiji Street Party with Vodafone and Legend FM is the place to be in welcoming 2012.
Total Event Company Manager, Loretta Jackson said the stage at Albert Park is set with major changes that they have brought, to make this year’s celebrations different from the past.
Jackson invites everyone to be at Albert Park to welcome the New Year in a big way.
Meanwhile various bus operators for the greater Suva areas have confirmed that they will be providing late night and early morning services to cater for the crowd.
Nasese Bus Company will service till 4am for the Suva-Nausori corridor.
They said if there are a large number of people in town then they will extend their services till 6am.
The S Nair Transport which services areas such as Wainibuku, Narere-Navosai, Naulu, Nakasi, Davuilevu Housing, Valelevu will run till 1am.
Shore Buses Company said they will service areas such as Lami, Delainavesi, Nadonumai, and Wailekutu until the early hours of Sunday morning.
For the Dee Cee Bus Company which services the routes of Caubati, Kinoya, Nadera, Nadawa, Nawanawa will run till 2am.
Raiwaqa areas will also be serviced till 2am.
The Annual Fiji Street party with Vodafone and Legend FM will be held tomorrow from 7pm till 1am at Albert Park.
Story by: Dreu Vukailagi and Filipe Naikaso
13 hours remain to welcome 2012
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