Today is the last day of 2009 and what better way to spend it, then with family and friends and thousands of others at the biggest New Year Fiji Street party, as only hours remain for the New Year countdown this evening at Albert Park.
Total Event Manager, Loretta Jackson said there will be heaps of excitement going into the New Year's countdown.
She adds that they will be introducing big screens at the party where people will be able to actually see themselves dancing, something similar to international rugby tournaments.
Fiji Street Party is a non-alcohol, fun and family event to celebrate the New Year in a safe environment.
Bouncy castles, Hot dogs, Ice cream and candy floss will be some of the other attractions at the Fiji Street Party with Digicel Digi Max which will be held tonight from 7pm going into 1am Friday morning at the Albert Park.
Hours remain for Fiji Street Party
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