It will be special, something different for the public at the Annual Fiji Street party with Legend FM and Vodafone this year.
Total Event Company Manager, Loretta Jackson said this is one street party that people would not want to miss out on because of the on stage set up and the equipments that will be used to welcome 2012.
Meanwhile, parents can take their families down to Albert Park this hour to enjoy the Ferris wheels and bouncy castles.
Food stalls will be open from 4pm onwards for people who would like to have their lunch or dinner at the grounds.
The Annual Fiji Street party with Vodafone and Legend FM will be held today from 7pm till 1am at Albert Park.
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.
Story by: Filipe Naikaso and Dreu Vukailagi
Expect a bigger and better street party
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