It looks like a lot of fun and I want to be a part of that.
Those were the words of a young Lautoka man who has never had the opportunity to attend the Fiji Street Party, which started in 2000.
24 year old Ravneel Goundar of Lautoka is one of those people who always wanted to experience the street party fun and excitement but could not, due to personal reasons.
2009 will be Goundar's first experience of the Street Party and said nothing will stop him this year and he can't wait to end off his year with the Legend FM Street Party with Digicel Digi Maxi.
Ferris wheels, Bouncy castles, Hot dogs, Ice cream and candy floss will be some of the other attractions at the Street Party which will be held tomorrow from 7pm to 1am Friday at the Albert Park.
Lautoka man looks forward to his first Street Party
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