NYE 2025

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Celebrate New Year’s Eve right on Sydney Harbour at Cruise Bar & Restaurant, where the music is pumping, the drinks are flowing, and the fireworks take centre stage. This is the destination to ring in 2026 in style, with three levels of parties, incredible food and unbeatable views of the Opera House.

Book the VIP experience and also enjoy stunning Harbour Bridge views.

TICKETS & PACKAGES

  • Tickets start from $179.

    Dance to the biggest anthems and RnB hits with headlining acts Felixx, Adam Holt, Ben Morris, Sydney Bardot, Sefu, Damn and Doowee.

    Includes:

    • Six canapés

    • One substantial dish

    • Two live food stations

    • One late-night offering

    Canapés

    • Preserved lemon ricotta and pistachio tartlet (V)

    • Coppa on Jatz with aged parmesan custard and charcoal dust

    • Truffled arancini with salsa rossa

    • 12-hour slow braised beef roll with pepperberry BBQ and pineapple (DF)

    • Cheeseburger spring roll with house burger sauce and pickles

    • Malay coconut-crusted chicken skewers

    • Polpette meatball with creamy potato mash and house sugo

    Food Stations

    • Poke bowl station

    • Burger station

    Late Night Offer

    • Hotdog stand (10pm–1am)

  • Tickets start from $459

    For those looking to elevate their night, Melba’s Rooftop offers an exclusive celebration under the stars.

    Enjoy deep house and funk sets from Veda, Adam Holt, Ben Morris, Ellie Beats and Felixx, all set against panoramic views of Sydney Harbour and the midnight fireworks.

    Includes:

    • Eight canapés

    • Three substantial dishes

    • Three interactive food stations

    • One late-night offering

    • Three-hour beverage package (6pm–9pm)

    Canapés & Substantial Dishes

    • Duck liver parfait macaron with sour cherry and beetroot (GF)

    • Goat’s cheese and hibiscus tartlet (V)

    • Smoked eel profiterole with kaffir lime dust

    • Scampi ceviche with nori crisp and rainbow trout caviar (GF, DF)

    • Mini crab cake with lobster mayo and salmon caviar

    • Saltbush and ricotta arancini with finger lime pearl

    • Native spiced lamb croquette with lemon myrtle aioli

    • Crispy oyster with Champagne sabayon and caviar

    • Smokey short rib slider with apple slaw (DF)

    • Australian lobster roll (DF)

    • Spring pea and vegetable boccole with lemon myrtle goat’s curd

    Food Stations

    • Roasted Persian lamb carving station with pita, pickled vegetables and condiments

    • Seafood station

    • Cocktail gelato bar

    Late Night Offer

    • Charcuterie station (10pm–1am)

    Beverage Package 6-9pm

    BEERS

    • Peroni

    • 4 Pines Pacific Ale

    • Asahi

    CHAMPAGNE

    • Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label NV

    SPARKLING

    • Chandon Brut

    • Chandon Rose

    RED

    • Ara Pinot Noir

    • Pitchfork Shiraz

    WHITE

    • Devil’s Corner Chardonnay

    • Totara Sauvignon Blanc

Don’t miss your chance to be part of Sydney’s most iconic New Year’s Eve celebration.
Tickets always sell fast. Secure yours before they’re gone.

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  • Q: What time can we arrive?
    A: Doors open at 6pm. However, we advise to arrive at least 1-hour prior to get ahead of crowds; authorities are subject to close gates for crowd control. Areas are generally shut between 8pm and 2am and it may be difficult to get through.

    Q: Will there be a ship in port?
    A: No, there will not be a ship in port on this date.

    Q: Are minors welcome?
    A: Unfortunately, our NYE events are strictly 18+; per our licensing agreement.

    Q: Will there be seating?
    A: There will be limited chairs & tables across all levels and it is a case of “first in best dressed”. Please note, no tables can be reserved.

    Q: Dress code?
    A: Smart casual; no thongs or singlets.

    Q: Can we go outside the venue to view the fireworks and then come back inside?
    A: Yes, you’re welcome to step outside to view the fireworks; drinks are not permitted outside the venue.

    Q: Do you take card payments?
    A: We encourage people to bring cash, as opposed to card payments. Networks tend to drop out, due to large crowds in the area and cash payments are much more efficient. 

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