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Shark Island

  • Ticketed (paid)
  • Sold Out
  • BYO alcohol allowed
  • Toilets
  • Point Piper

Celebrate New Year’s Eve on Shark Island. It’s a great way to see in 2027 on the large grassed island with great views down the harbour. 

  • Crowds watch colorful fireworks over a city skyline at night, with reflections on the water, boats, and a partly cloudy sky.
  • People watch colorful fireworks lighting up the night sky over a city skyline, with reflections on the water and boats in the harbor.
  • People sit by the water at night, watching bright fireworks explode over a city skyline. Boats are on the water and trees frame the scene.

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Admission, hours and capacity

Admission

Tickets are required.

All tickets have been sold. Visit NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

Sold Out

Hours

6:30pm – 1am

Capacity

Holds up to 780 people

About the Site

  • Food and beverages

    No food for sale but you can bring your own

  • Alcohol

    You can bring your own alcohol

  • Toilets

    Toilets are available but accessible facilities aren’t provided

  • Drinking water

    Drinking water stations are available

Restrictions

  • No drones
  • No camping
  • No sunshades
  • No pets
  • No busking

Entry conditions

  • Bag checks on entry

Location & Access

Shark Island, Sydney Harbour, Point Piper

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Managed by

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

1300 072 757 Website

Transport options

Getting here

  • Ferry

    Ferries depart Rose Bay wharf 6.15pm and 7.15pm.

Getting home

  • Pedestrian diversions will be in place on New Year’s Eve. The way you leave may be different to how you arrived. Be prepared for a longer walk to transport hubs.
Plan your night

Fireworks viewing guide

What you need to know to enjoy the celebration harbourside.

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