Best New Year's Eve Celebrations in Seattle and Tacoma

Some people who normally doesn't like to party outside their homes, goes crazy at the New Year's parties. It is the night when we dress with fantastic clothes, and we can let out our party animal personality. The tradition in almost every town around the planet is count the minutes before 12 pm, and celebrate the New Year's coming in happy multitude.

Seattle and Tacoma are cities who like celebrations. In Seattle, cultural capital of the Northwest and traditional center of arts and music, the New Year's celebration is a perfect example of the outgoing and creative personality of his people. The Space Needle, emblematic building that represents the town, at 400 Broad Street, will be the center of many New Year's celebrations. Fireworks will be launched over it, and the SkyCity restaurant complex will serve a Holidays mix celebration, with a three course dinner, champagne, dance and party favors. Call to make a reservation and ask for the prices.

Celebrating New Year's Eve with class and elegance can be possible if you reserve your 350 dollars ticket for the Gala at the Benaroya Hall, at 200 University Street, where the Seattle Symphony will perform music from Gershwin. The celebration will consist in cocktails and dinner; performance and dance.

If you are in a more modern mood, you can have a blast at the Bell Harbor International, at 2211 Alaskan Way Pier 66. They will offer the Seattle Premier 007, a New Year's James Bond themed party, with customs' contest and the performances of Shelley and The Curves and Allen White, who belonged to the band Yes. If you decide enjoy only the party you will pay 45 dollars for the ticket per person, but if you also want to have the succulent dinner, you will pay 95.

Another different and nice way to celebrate New Year's Eve is jumping on the Spirit of Washington Dinner Train, at 6255 4th ST of Renton, and have a memorable time enjoying a gala with music, dancing, party favors and complimentary champagne. The train will make a stop at the Columbia Winery.