The 10 biggest New Year's Eve parties in Toronto this year
New Year's Eve parties in Toronto come in all shapes and sizes but for those looking for the biggest crowds or the most entertainment for the buck it's tough to beat the parties on this list.
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New Year's Parties
DateAbout the EventLocation-
December 31Ring in the New Year at Nathan Phillips Square with DJs, live electronic music, site animations, a DJ skating party and a stunning fireworks display at midnight. It's totally free.Nathan Phillips Square
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December 31Taking place inside the Fairmont Royal York, this is a gala style event for those who want to get fancy, with soaring ceilings, a full balcony, and crystal chandeliers.
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December 31This huge bask at the Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex will include multiple dance floors, bars and a huge number of DJs and performances.Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex
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December 31Rebel claims theirs will be the biggest New Year's Eve party in Toronto. Guess there's only one way to find out!
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December 31The Toronto super group secured the largest dance floor they could and bought tons of mirrors to create an Infinity Ball style art installation. Food, photo ops, and live music await.Enercare Centre
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December 31Inspired by the brilliant new Christian Dior exhibition, the ROM will host a glamourous with tons of live entertainment.ROM
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December 31Go Go Dancing porn stars, extravagant decor and more are promised at this party that will feature DJ Mark Falco, Deko-Ze, DJ Aural and drag superstar Tynomi Banks.The Phoenix Concert Theatre
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December 31An icon on dance floors across the world, main attraction Sasha will be joined by Henry Saiz and dubspeeka.The Danforth Music Hall
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December 31UNIUN Nightclub boasts that it'll be the biggest New Year's Eve party on King Street with this special edition of We Are Uniun featuring Chris LaRoque on music duty.
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December 31Ring in the New Year as you experience the Aquarium in a whole new way at their first ever New Year's party, featuring DJ Shamz on deck and bars scattered throughout the galleries.Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Lead photo byHannah Jor at UNIUN
Lead photo byHannah Jor at UNIUN
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