byelyakov

Thanks mate. It looks we will have to wait a couple of weeks more in order to see which options will come up The reason I've started asking the questions about a venue for the NYE celebration is because I thought that we would have to book a venue quite early; and now it seems that we wouldn't. Here, in Sydney, you'll need to start thinking in early November about organising an NYE party if you want to get into a good place. Usually by the beginning of December your choices would be pretty much like spending the NYE in the horde under the Harbour Bridge or on a beach or something similar and boring By your experience, what is the time when people of NY will start thinking about how would they spend the NYE? Start of Dec, middle?

Thanks a lot, gentlemen. It was really helpful to get some feedback. I'm not sure if we'll be able to do any leg work in NY because we arrive there on 30th of Dec. From this point I see several options: 1. Find some local people who might help 2. Assume that rock is not too popular in NY nowadays and stick with Snitch 3. Read "party promotions" forum on this website? Cheers

Hey guys. I really need some fiendly advice about organising the NYE celebration this year. Me and a couple of friends are coming from Australia to the States for a couple of weeks and we will be in NY for the NYE. I've done some research about the available venues and so one and pointed a several places we'd go. The places are Marquee, Capitale, Duvet or Snitch (I do not mind listening good rock'n'roll performances). Can anyone, please, advise on which place we should really stick to for the celebration? We just want to have a lot of fun, beer, music (absence of r'n'b and rap would be great) and dance somewhere in Manhattan. We hope not to exceed $200-300 pp for the night. The other question is about tickets and the includes -- Is my undersranding correct that when I buy an admission ticket such things as food (listed on the menu) and bar liquers are included in the ticket's price or we will have to buy those separatly as we go? In Australia tickets for such events are usually sold on the all-inclusive basis, dunno how it works in the States... Any other ideas and suggestions will be quite welcome. Cheers.