Where to find New Year’s Eve events across Central Florida

Where to find New Year's Eve events across Central Florida

Related video above: Orlando police, businesses prioritize safety ahead of large New Year’s Eve crowdsThe new year is right around the corner. Several New Year’s Eve celebrations are being held this weekend in different counties across central Florida.Find a list of events below: Marion CountyOcalaNew Year’s Eve at AMF Bowling What: Ring in the new year by bowling with family and friends. When: Find more information on packages and time slots here.Where: AMF Galaxy West Lanes (1818 Southwest 17th Street) Seminole CountyCasselberryNew Year’s Eve Late SkateWhat: Semoran Skateway is holding a New Year’s Eve skating event. The event will feature music, and of course, skating will be available. Find more information here. When: Dec 31 from 7:30 pm to 1 am Where: Semoran Skateway Orange CountyOrlandoRing, Ring, Ring in the New YearWhat: Enjoy food and games at Dave and Buster’s. When: Dec 31 at 9 pmWhere: Dave and Buster’s (8986 International Drive)ICON ParkWhat: ICON Park will be kicking off the new year with a light show, live DJ, specialty drinks and a limited-time offer for two of the destination’s favorite attractions. When: Dec 31 from 7 pm to 3 am Where: ICON ParkNew Year’s Eve at the Orlando Museum of ArtWhat: Orlando Musuem of Art’s New Year’s Eve event will feature music, fireworks, photobooths and desserts. When: Dec 31 at 9 pmWhere: Orlando Museum of Art (2416 North Mills Avenue)Lake Nona New Year’s EveWhat: Celebrate New Year’s Eve all day in Lake Nona! From family-friendly daytime events to evening soirees, there’s something for everyone. When: Dec 31Where: Boxi Park – Enjoy face painting, live music and a balloon ball drop. Find additional information here. Lake Nona Town Center – Enjoy performances and midnight fireworks. Lake Nona Wave Hotel – Bring in the new year with dinner. After dinner, a party, which is exclusive to dinner guests and hotel guest, will include live music and fireworks. Find more information at the following websites:www.havenlakenona.comwww.bacanlakenona.comOsceola CountyKissimmeeNew Year’s Eve at Old Town What: This New Year’s Eve event includes music, a classic car show and fireworks at midnight. When: Dec 31 at 1 pmWhere: Old Town (5770 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway)Rocking New Year 2023What: Enjoy fireworks and music at this New Year’s Eve celebration. When: Dec 31 at 8 pmWhere: Promenade at Sunset WalkVolusia County Daytona BeachNew Year’s Eve on Main StreetWhat: The event will feature food, vendors, music and fireworks at 12 am Find more information here. When: Dec 31, starting at 6 pmWhere: Main Street (AIA to Peninsula) Lake CountyMount DoraNew Year’s Eve CelebrationWhat: Celebrate New Year’s with family and friends with live music, fireworks and food. Find more information on the event here. When: Dec 31 at 9 pmWhere: Sunset ParkHowey-in-the-HillsNew Year’s Eve Gala CelebrationWhat: Celebrate New Year’s at a gala. A five-course meal will be served to guests, and there will be live entertainment. More details can be found here. When: Dec 31 at 7:30 pmWhere: Mission Inn Resort and Club (10400 County Road 48 in Howey-in-the-Hills)New Year’s Grand Lunch BuffetWhat: Food will be served at a buffet event on New Year’s Day. Find more information here. When: Jan. 1 at 11:30 amWhere: Mission Inn Resort and Club (10400 County Road 48 in Howey-in-the-Hills)LeesburgHappy New Year HikeWhat: Bring in the new year by exploring a park and going on a hike. Details are included here.When: Jan. 1 at 9 amWhere: PEAR Park (Nature Center/WCA) Note: WESH 2 will update and add to this list as information becomes available.

Related video above: Orlando police, businesses prioritize safety ahead of large New Year’s Eve crowds

The new year is right around the corner.

Several New Year’s Eve celebrations are being held this weekend in different counties across central Florida.

Find a list of events below:

Marion County

Ocala

  • New Year’s Eve at AMF Bowling

What: Ring in the new year by bowling with family and friends.

When: Find more information on packages and time slots here.

Where: AMF Galaxy West Lanes (1818 Southwest 17th Street)

Seminole County

Casselberry

  • New Year’s Eve Late Skate

What: Semoran Skateway is holding a New Year’s Eve skating event. The event will feature music, and of course, skating will be available. Find more information here.

When: Dec 31 from 7:30 pm to 1 am

Where: Semoran Skateway

Orange County

Orlando

  • Ring, ring, ring in the New Year

What: Enjoy food and games at Dave and Buster’s.

When: Dec 31 at 9 pm

Where: Dave and Buster’s (8986 International Drive)

What: ICON Park will be kicking off the new year with a light show, live DJ, specialty drinks and a limited-time offer for two of the destination’s favorite attractions.

When: Dec 31 from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m

Where: ICON Park

  • New Year’s Eve at the Orlando Museum of Art

What: Orlando Musuem of Art’s New Year’s Eve event will feature music, fireworks, photobooths and desserts.

When: Dec 31 at 9 pm

Where: Orlando Museum of Art (2416 North Mills Avenue)

What: Celebrate New Year’s Eve every day in Lake Nona! From family-friendly daytime events to evening soirees, there’s something for everyone.

When: Dec 31

Where:

  • Boxi Park – Enjoy face painting, live music and a balloon ball drop. Find additional information here.
  • Lake Nona Town Center – Enjoy performances and midnight fireworks.
  • Lake Nona Wave Hotel – Bring in the new year with dinner. After dinner, a party, which is exclusive to dinner guests and hotel guest, will include live music and fireworks. Find more information at the following websites:
  • www.havenlakenona.com
  • www.bacanlakenona.com

Osceola County

Kissimmee

  • New Year’s Eve at Old Town

What: This New Year’s Eve event includes music, a classic car show and fireworks at midnight.

When: Dec 31 at 1 pm

Where: Old Town (5770 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway)

What: Enjoy fireworks and music at this New Year’s Eve celebration.

When: Dec 31 at 8 pm

Where: Promenade at Sunset Walk

Volusia County

Daytona Beach

  • New Year’s Eve on Main Street

What: The event will feature food, vendors, music and fireworks at 12 am Find more information here.

When: Dec 31, starting at 6 p.m

Where: Main Street (AIA to Peninsula)

Lake County

Mount Dora

  • New Year’s Eve Celebration

What: Celebrate New Year’s with family and friends with live music, fireworks and food. Find more information on the event here.

When: Dec 31 at 9 pm

Where: Sunset Park

Howey-in-the-Hills

  • New Year’s Eve Gala Celebration

What: Celebrate New Year’s at a gala. A five-course meal will be served to guests, and there will be live entertainment. More details can be found here.

When: Dec 31 at 7:30 pm

Where: Mission Inn Resort and Club (10400 County Road 48 in Howey-in-the-Hills)

  • New Year’s Grand Lunch Buffet

What: Food will be served at a buffet event on New Year’s Day. Find more information here.

When: Jan. 1 at 11:30 am

Where: Mission Inn Resort and Club (10400 County Road 48 in Howey-in-the-Hills)

Leesburg

What: Bring in the new year by exploring a park and going on a hike. Details are included here.

When: Jan. 1 at 9 am

Where: PEAR Park (Nature Center/WCA)

Note: WESH 2 will update and add to this list as information becomes available.

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