Top 10 Place To Watch Fireworks In America in New Year Holiday

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Happy New Year! Ringing in the New Year with family is probably everyone’s favorite holiday. Maybe you are thinking ahead to how you will celebrate this year’s big night. If you want to avoid the crowds, then maybe it would be best if you go somewhere without too many people, somewhere quiet and peaceful where there are no other partygoers or thumping music blaring from speakers. A place where fireworks are never illegal because they’re always legal, a place where it’s safe for families! And of course, that place is America! Now more than ever before, Americans love celebrating their country by lighting up the sky with thousands of colorful fireworks displays on over two hundred designated days throughout the year. The only thing better than watching fireworks is being in the fireworks with our nation’s finest strong, free and heroic men and women in the fight against terrorism worldwide!

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The best place to watch fireworks in America in New Year Holiday

It is you who makes this country so great, but it’s also us. Whether it be with your family on Christmas day, or with the neighbors on July 4th, may America always be great in all of your days ahead! And don’t forget to ring in 2015 with a bang!”

Tenth place: The Savannah riverfront will sound like an explosion of fireworks at midnight on the corner of Wright Square and Factors’ Walk near its intersection with West Broad Street.

Ninth place: San Diego’s famous spot is at Seaport Village and Embarcadero Park North next to the USS Midway Museum and Harbor Drive, which allows visitors to walk to viewing spots along the Park.

Eighth place: The most popular spot in Boston, located on the Charles River Esplanade, is expected to attract 50,000 people at midnight.

Seventh place: Chicago’s Navy Pier with the downtown skyline as a backdrop will have about 80,000 square meters of space open to accommodate 200 thousand people.

Sixth place: Fireworks are also called “Sparkle City” for Las Vegas’s Fremont Street attraction where more than 1 million tourists flock yearly to celebrate this special night with their family and friends. [National Geographic Magazine]

Fifth place: A huge fireworks climb can be seen at Philadelphia’s Penns Waterfront with 4th St, Race St, and Columbus Blvd, which is also located in Philadelphia.

Fourth place: The San Francisco Bay waterfront with the Peninsula skyline displaying fireworks music at Pier 39 in Fisherman’s Wharf.

Third place: The New York City Fireworks display will take place on the Hudson River between Manhattan and New Jersey at midnight.

Second place: The most powerful fireworks show is launched from the barges of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor near the USS Constellation and National Aquarium.

First place: Boston can be seen as a very good view of fireworks during the countdown to 2018 by throwing a boat ride for $45 per head on board Harbor Excursions’ Spirit of Boston vessel.

 

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