Where to celebrate 2023 in New York: the best New Year's Eve parties

It's time to spend 2022 and welcome the new year 2023 the right way, that is, by attending the best New Year's events in New York. Whether you're celebrating 2023 soberly, casually, or on a grand scale, we've got the right celebration idea for you. So put on your New Year's costumes and get ready for a night of fireworks, amazing dinners and other festive events, advises Time-out.

1. Summit One Vanderbilt's NYE

It is the tallest and newest skyscraper in Midtown. During New Year's Eve celebrations from 22 pm to 00 am, guests can enjoy two cocktails, a DJ performance and the opportunity to wander through three floors of “multi-sensory space” with breathtaking views of New York City.

With amazing views inside and out of the Summit, your party photos will be the envy of everyone you know.

Tickets can be purchased here for $ 300.

2. NYE Dine & Dance at Brooklyn Brewery

Need a little courage to hit the dance floor? A dance party with an open bar at Brooklyn Brewery will be just what you need.

The event includes meals prepared by Chef Kelsey Dukae. She participated in the show “Masterchef” and entered the “Top 10” of Eater magazine.

As for the bar, the entire map of draft beer is at your disposal. As well as rare barrel-aged beers hand-picked by Brooklyn Brewery brewer Garrett Oliver. In addition, at midnight, a toast will be offered to everyone - beer or champagne of your choice.

And now for the dance party. DJ and music producer Morgan Wiley will sit at the console, playing an eclectic lineup of funk, R&B, hip-hop and personalized tracks.

You can buy a ticket for $140 here.

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3. Rockaway Rooftop Party

On New Year's Eve, head to the beach, or at least admire it from the top of the Rockaway Hotel. Snacks will be served to choose from, drinks will be unlimited. And the DJ will work from 20:00 to midnight. On New Year's Eve, a toast with champagne awaits guests. The ticket price is $100. They can be purchased here.

4. New Year's Masquerade at Loreley Beer Garden

Want free beer? Bring a masquerade mask to the party at Loreley Beer Garden. But don't worry if you don't have one, they'll give it to you for free.

The December 31st celebration on the Lower East Side includes happy hour from 17:00 pm to 22:00 pm, and a party after that. Plus, there's a free champagne toast and free admission at midnight. You can order dishes from the regular a la carte menu.

Order holiday drinks. For example, Boozy Bourbon Black & White hot chocolate with toasted marshmallows, Spiked Eggnog with whipped cream and caramel, Bourbon hot apple cider, Peppermint Nitro martini with a cane, hot Gluhwein, Loreley signature mulled wine, or winter sangria.

The venue will be adorned with festive illuminations and décor both indoors and outdoors in a heated garden. Better book tablesbut admission is free.

5. New Year's fireworks at Prospect Park

Bundle up in down jackets for a hassle-free New Year's Eve as fireworks blaze over Park Slope. Live music will start around 9pm at the Grand Army Plaza. At midnight, fireworks will erupt on Long Meadow. The best vantage points are at Grand Army Plaza, in the park on West Drive, and along Prospect Park West between Grand Army Plaza and XNUMXth Street.

6. Parties in cult bars

The Roof: Looking for stunning views to watch the fireworks in the sky and welcome 2023 with dignity? A night of stunning views, drinks and dancing to the sound of DJ Maya Jane Coles awaits you. The price includes a four-hour open bar and a champagne toast at midnight. Tickets cost $350, and after 75:XNUMX am - $XNUMX.

under public: Dance until dawn to the hits of famous DJs Serge Devant, Salome Le Chat, No Regular Play and Gui Machado. Live performances by Charlie Le Mindu and Cohen Aerts await you. Enjoy a four-hour open bar and a midnight champagne toast. Ticket prices start at $200.

Popular: If you want to celebrate the new year with friends, then the “prix fixe” menu and wine from Popular are provided for you. Award-winning chef Diego Muñoz has developed a menu that you can enjoy while listening to a Latin American street band and watching the dancers. Ticket prices from $225

7. Celebrating the New Year in Times Square

As the famous New Year's ball descends from the flagpole at the top of Times Square, a million people on the street, millions across the country and over a billion onlookers around the world unite in a collective farewell to the outgoing year and an expression of joy and hope for the year to come.

On New Year's Eve, the arrivals begin arriving late in the evening. By approximately 15:00 pm, Times Square (42nd to 47th streets between Broadway and 7th Avenue) is completely closed to traffic. The NYPD is ordering guests to gather in separate sections for viewing. When one section fills up, the police direct people to the next.

The ball is best seen along Broadway, from 43rd Street to 50th Street, and along Seventh Avenue, north to 59th Street. So arrive early to get the best seat.

The celebration begins with the lighting and raising of the New Year's ball at the top of Times Square. The ball lights up at 18:00 and begins its ascent, accompanied by special pyrotechnic effects. Then the Times Square Alliance sanitation team, dressed in bright red uniforms, begins handing out tens of thousands of fun gifts - the famous hats, glasses and bells - to the participants in the celebration in Times Square to wish them a Happy New Year.

The stage will come alive around 20:00 pm with your favorite musical guests performing.

Sixty seconds before the significant moment - the onset of the New Year - the New Year's ball begins its descent. At midnight, the lights on the balloon go out and the numbers “2023” come to life, shining high above Times Square. world famous christmas confetti falls from the rooftops of buildings throughout Times Square, creating a festive colorful blizzard.