New Years Eve Celebrations - Brisbane
Nov 22nd 2006, 11:05 am
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New Years Eve Celebrations - Brisbane
Hi
We'll be in Brissie over Xmas and New Year as part of our validation/reccie and just wondered what people tend to do in terms of NYE celebrations etc?
Any recommendations for a billy no mates family of 4 with 2 young kids?
Thanks in advance
TT
We'll be in Brissie over Xmas and New Year as part of our validation/reccie and just wondered what people tend to do in terms of NYE celebrations etc?
Any recommendations for a billy no mates family of 4 with 2 young kids?
Thanks in advance
TT
Nov 22nd 2006, 11:54 am
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Re: New Years Eve Celebrations - Brisbane
Originally Posted by tictac
Hi
We'll be in Brissie over Xmas and New Year as part of our validation/reccie and just wondered what people tend to do in terms of NYE celebrations etc?
Any recommendations for a billy no mates family of 4 with 2 young kids?
Thanks in advance
TT
We'll be in Brissie over Xmas and New Year as part of our validation/reccie and just wondered what people tend to do in terms of NYE celebrations etc?
Any recommendations for a billy no mates family of 4 with 2 young kids?
Thanks in advance
TT
Hi Tictac,
You'll find that most people will descend upon Southbank for NYE. There are 2 sets of fireworks 9pm and midnight. It gets a bit hectic - but still good fun.
Nov 22nd 2006, 12:43 pm
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Re: New Years Eve Celebrations - Brisbane
Ah, the great New Years Eve Snore-In. The Bloke and the MIL will compete to see who can be asleep first 
Luckily for me I can see the fireworks (just) from our verandah, and when i wake the neighbours and The Bloke by warbling Auld Lang Syne very loudly, he usually comes to join me. Best of both worlds?
Luckily for me I can see the fireworks (just) from our verandah, and when i wake the neighbours and The Bloke by warbling Auld Lang Syne very loudly, he usually comes to join me. Best of both worlds?
Nov 22nd 2006, 6:08 pm
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Re: New Years Eve Celebrations - Brisbane
Find the local Scotsmans house....sorry, hoose
PS. shouldn't be too difficult there's hundreds of 'em
PS. shouldn't be too difficult there's hundreds of 'em
Nov 23rd 2006, 8:53 pm
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Re: New Years Eve Celebrations - Brisbane
You're all welcome 
Nov 24th 2006, 3:12 am
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Re: New Years Eve Celebrations - Brisbane
Originally Posted by JohnAndNetta
Hi Tictac,
You'll find that most people will descend upon Southbank for NYE. There are 2 sets of fireworks 9pm and midnight. It gets a bit hectic - but still good fun.
You'll find that most people will descend upon Southbank for NYE. There are 2 sets of fireworks 9pm and midnight. It gets a bit hectic - but still good fun.
It will be our first NY eve here, & thats where we're headed, with a 2.5 yrs old & a 4yr old
