Everything is ready in Florida to bid farewell to 2024 and welcome 2025 this New Year's Eve, which for many will be the first spent away from their country and family. It's time to leave behind the fear of going out because the streets are unsafe. Miami Beach, Bayfront Park, and downtown Fort Lauderdale have organized free activities that include fireworks, Latin music, free transportation, and a costume party.

The first proposal is the celebration of New Year's Eve in Miami Beach, where on December 31, starting at 8:00 PM, the Orchestra Miami String Quartet will perform live in Collins Park, between 21st and 22nd Streets. According to Telemundo, the group is expected to be complete by around 10:00 PM, when it promises to surprise attendees at this free event.

At exactly twelve o'clock, there will be fireworks at Lummus Park and Collins Park, and a free symphonic concert is scheduled for January 1 on Ocean Drive, according to Infobae.

Ocean Drive in South Beach will also be closed to traffic to facilitate pedestrian movement. Additionally, on January 1st, there will be a free symphonic concert in this area.

To secure premium seating and access to an open wine bar, VIP tickets are available for purchase.

More than 100,000 people at Bayfront Park

Since Saturday, the stage has been set for the New Year's Eve celebration at Bayfront Park, which will take place at 8:00 PM on December 31. Around 100,000 people are expected to attend, which is why the organizers are referring to it as the largest "Hispanic New Year" celebration in the United States.

The iconic fountain at Bayfront Park is set to be illuminated again after 16 years of darkness.

Fort Lauderdale Center

On December 31st, a street festival is scheduled to take place in downtown Fort Lauderdale, starting at 4:30 PM on SW 2nd Street and SW 5th Avenue.

In this area, designed for celebrating New Year's with family, inflatable castles have been set up for the children. There are also face painting, games, contests, and dance parties with a DJ, along with a countdown on New Year's Eve, all specifically tailored for the little ones in the house.

Starting at midnight, live music has been scheduled for adults, and the anchor will be illuminated all night.

Also, Rock'n Noon

At the Young At Art Museum in Plantation, Florida, activities have been organized starting at 10:00 AM and ending around 2:00 PM, a time slot specifically designed for children, who will have the opportunity to showcase their finest costumes at the museum. This year’s theme is inspired by punk music and Rock & Roll.

In this case, a countdown has also been organized to welcome the New Year with games and in grand style.