The biggest one night event in the South Pacific, the Annual Fiji street party with Vodafone and Legend FM is one not to be missed.
Organizers, Total Event Company Manager, Loretta Jackson said this year’s party will be a spectacular event to usher in 2012 with major changes in lighting, equipment and stage set up.
Jackson said those who are concerned about their safety should be rest assured as there will be a great deal of security guards and police officers present at Albert Park.
She added that floodlights will be placed in and around the park so families can bring their mats and join in the countdown.
Amusements, rides, bouncy castles, food and drinks will also be available on the night.
The Annual Fiji Street party with Vodafone and Legend FM will be held from 7pm till 1am this Saturday.
Story by: Sofaia Koroitanoa
Fiji Street Party to be spectacular
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