new years eve help

[__aria__]

hi guys just looking for some last minute help regarding new years eve in the city.

am heading to adelaide with a few mates, dont really have any idea where to go at this stage. heard the casino will be going off. any suggestions? anything going on in glenelg?

 

[James23]

Glenelg will be packed as usual.

Depends what your into i suppose.

Im having a quietish one on new years eve and going to this on new years day.. shapin up to be a brilliant day

http://www.grooveisinthepark.com.au/

 

[fryingpan]

I'd stay away from Glenelg, it's always been a fizzer when I've headed down there. I think the entire of Glenelg is a dry zone so you can't drink. And there will be tons of families n little kiddies everywhere.

Stick with town. The casino will be packed as per usual. Other than that I'd try The Stag on east terrace, the Dog & Duck on Hindley or the Alma on Magill road, Norwood.

I'll be with mates having a bbq from 5pm onwards, getting smashed and probably heading into the casino.

 

[Scottroo]

avoid the bay like the plague...grand might be ok but besides that its a family friendly party...stick to town, find a good crowd somewhere, recomend the stag, d and d, cas, havelock, normally a good night to be had...or roam the streets and find a house party ha

 

[fryingpan]

OH and definetly stay away from Ramsgate @ Henley Beach. The majority of the people that head there are either try hard surfies, bogans or arrogant ****wits.

Better off going to a pub in Elizabeth than mingling with the w***ers of Henley or as they like to call themselves the "Henley Crew"

 

[__aria__]

cheers

just going to head in early and try a few pubs (probably the dog and duck) get pretty smashed and head over to the cas

 

[James23]

The dog n duck is packed to the rafters pretty early on a normal saturday night, so id imagine new years you'd have to get there extra early to avoid a 3 hour line up