We all love fireworks, but where can we see fireworks in Toronto or the GTA at a 2014 New Year’s Eve party? Let’s cut right to the chase for Dec. 31, 2014. (Updated Dec. 31, 2014 with a few transit notes).
- “Mascots at Toronto City Hall in Winter of 2010” image by happyworker
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Fireworks at the Nathan Phillips New Year’s Eve Celebration in Toronto
This official Toronto City Hall web page does not mention City-TV, who used to host this event. Still, I’d rate this as the best-known annual Toronto winter event.
Skate from 8pm-10pm; rent skates if you don’t want to carry a pair until next year. Drummers and jugglers will keep the non-skaters entertained until the main stage show at 10pm. Live music continues until Mayor John Tory counts down to midnight and fireworks.
One hint from previous years: check the perimeter for fences and gates. If you want to leave before the crowd, stay near an exit rather than try to swim against the flow.
Take the TTC to Queen and Bay. Remember that TTC service is free on New Year’s Eve from 7pm through 4am on New Year’s Day. Taxpayers may rejoice that Corby Spirit and Wine is the sponsor covering the cost of all rides.
As always, the Toronto New Year’s Eve party at Nathan Phillips square is outdoors, free of charge and officially free of intoxicants.
I’ve just checked City TV’s schedule for Dec. 31: they will cover Dick Clark’s New Years Rockin’ Eve from New York City, even if the former American Bandstand host met his demise in 2012. (The link will be out of date early in 2015!).
Two New Year’s Eve Fireworks Shows at Niagara Falls
Head to Queen Victoria Park in Niagara Falls on Dec. 31, 2014 for a pair of fireworks shows at 8pm and midnight. Again, this is a free show. I’d recommend staying at a Niagara Falls hotel rather than driving back to Toronto. Or check with GO schedule for free rides this evening; although it does not mention Niagara Falls on that page. The last GO bus from Niagara Falls barely gives you time for the 8pm fireworks.
Here’s my map highlighting Queen Victoria Park in Niagara Falls. (Click the map, and then click the next image, to get a larger version).
- “Map for Queen Victoria Park in Niagara Falls Ontario” image by Mike DeHaan via Google Maps
New Year’s Eve Fireworks in the GTA
Brampton’s City Hall is the venue for midnight fireworks on Dec. 31, 2014. Oh, all right, the show is actually outdoors in Ken Whillans Square.
Naturally, Mississauga hosts fireworks in Celebration Square (300 City Centre Drive). Yes, naturally the fireworks start at midnight, after music and skating.
Newmarket gets an early start with fireworks at 9pm at the Magna Centre, 800 Mulock Drive. The evening includes a choice of skating or swimming… and I hope that’s an indoor pool.
Apparently each transit service in the GTA offers free rides from some time on New Year’s Eve; check with your local transit authority for the details.
The GTA offers other family-friendly New Year’s Eve celebrations beyond fireworks; let’s thank To Do Canada for rounding up these Fireworks and Family Events for Toronto and the GTA. For one example, skate from 8pm-1am at the Natrel Rink at Harbourfront in Toronto.
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