Thousands crowd in early for sydney fireworks show; 온라인 바카라parade begins with firework바카라 사이트s display
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Hundreds of thousands of people are set to descend on Sydney this weekend for Sydney Night at the Big Bay on Friday.
With two days to go until the fireworks display is over, organisers have released a media advisory to get the crowd ready.
Giant screens are set up at the Sydney City Theatre to offer spectacular views of the city and city skyline, and it will be the first Sydney night to be held in over four decades.
Giant screens at Sydney City Theatre in Sydney’s Big Bay to open. @CapeNews pic.twitter.com/Xf1gvQJLqN — Rydley (@RydleyCBC) September 20, 2015
Some 250,000 tickets are on sale for the fireworks display from 12.50pm until 5pm.
The venue is just metres from the iconic Sydney Opera House, which is also being used for the first time in decades.
The City Theatre is also being transformed for tonight’s show.
Atrium theatre will host an opening reception from 6pm and a performance from 6pm until 11pm.
But from around 11pm until 10.30pm, the city’s city-centre will be transformed into a fireworks tent where city-wide fireworks viewing will be available to watch.
The opening reception will start with a light show, live music and fireworks.
For fireworks viewing, the city will also host a large fireworks show every 20 minutes.
The Big Bay, an area of the city’s CBD, is where fireworks are usually shown with the main fireworks display set up at the centre of the stage.
The Big Bay is also where fireworks are usually set up.
Fireworks at city centre. #bigbaylive pic.twitter.com/6Z9W0VzSrC — Cineplex Cinemas (@Cineplex_Movie_G) September 20, 2015
It is also where the world’s biggest live musical performance, The City Ball, kicks off on Friday evening.
Organisers will be holding a “firework경주안마s show” for a free event through midnight on Friday and it will begin at 8am local time.
Fireworks are forecast to appear every 90 minutes from 10pm to midnight.
Sydney Night at the Big Bay is due to run until Saturday.
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