Join thousands of locals and visitors for Miami’s largest free outdoor celebration, featuring live music, food vendors, and the midnight “Big Orange” drop. The night ends with a spectacular fireworks show over Biscayne Bay.
Miami transforms into a vibrant playground for New Year’s celebrations, with fireworks over Biscayne Bay, lively parties on South Beach, and a citywide energy that’s hard to match. This guide covers the best ways to ring in 2025 in Miami, from iconic events to local traditions.
Absolutely. Miami is known for its lively New Year’s Eve celebrations, warm weather, and a wide range of events for all ages.
Expect mild and pleasant weather, with temperatures around 65–75°F (18–24°C). It’s perfect for outdoor festivities and beach activities.
Most major attractions, restaurants, and bars remain open, though some may have special hours or require reservations for New Year’s Eve.
The biggest fireworks displays are at Bayfront Park and South Beach. Many hotels and rooftop bars also offer great views.
Yes, there are plenty of family-friendly events, including Bayfront Park’s festivities and Jungle Island’s Luminosa Festival.
It’s highly recommended to book tickets or make reservations early, especially for cruises, restaurants, and rooftop parties.
Dress for warm weather, but many venues have dress codes for evening events. Beachwear is fine for daytime, but opt for smart-casual or cocktail attire at night.
Yes, but expect high demand and possible delays. Plan ahead if you need a taxi or ride-share after midnight.
Yes, the water is usually warm enough for swimming, but always check local conditions and lifeguard advice.
Many locals gather at the beach for sunrise on January 1, and it’s common to toast with champagne at midnight, whether at a party or on the sand.