The stage is set for the biggest New Year’s Party, the Legend FM Fiji street party which gets underway at Albert Park from 7 o'clock tonight.
With 20,000 watts of sound and over 30,000 people expected to turn up, it is the place to be with your family and friends to dance the night away into the New Year.
Albert park grounds are now open to the public who want to go early and enjoy some of the other attractions on offer such as ferries wheels and other rides.
And with day light savings, Total Event Company Manager Loretta Jackson said it is a perfect setting for everyone to come together and welcome 2010 with a difference.
Ferris Wheels, 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 tomorrow morning at Albert Park.
Stage set for biggest New Year’s Party
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