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Get in the spirit: New Year parties worth going to
See in 2010 with a night out at one of these fabulous parties
New Year party at Aqua: Come New Year's Eve, you'll be hard-pressed to find views better, or pricier, than this.Russian Roulette Party at KeeWhere: Kee Club, 6/F, 32 Wellington Street, Central
Price: HK$1,388, including dinner, unlimited wine and late night supper.
Why go: It’ll be hard not to have a good time at Kee’s New Year’s Eve party, even if you’re burned at their gaming tables. For this year’s New Year bash, the club lavishly transforms into a two-storey casino.
Price: HK$ 1,200 presale, HK$1,500 at the door for unlimited standard drinks.
Why go: Pretend you’re escaping your workaday worries with the circus.
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“Mumbai to Milan at Midnight” New Year’s Eve Ball
Price: HK$150.
Why go: To unleash your inner cheesy 80’s diva.
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Price: HK$1,388, including dinner, unlimited wine and late night supper.
Why go: It’ll be hard not to have a good time at Kee’s New Year’s Eve party, even if you’re burned at their gaming tables. For this year’s New Year bash, the club lavishly transforms into a two-storey casino.
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Feather Boas and Top Hats at LuxWhere: Lux, UG/F, California Tower, 30-32 D’Aguilar Street, Central
Price: HK$2,500 for a table for four, including three bottles of Moet and fresh strawberries.
Why go: The name says it all -- it’s campy glamour as French star jockey DJ Samir spins revelers into the New Year.
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Where: Aqua, 29/F and 30/F, Penthouse One Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Price: HK$1,500, including free-flowing Veuve Clicquot and unlimited party nibbles.
Why go: For the perfect air-conditioned spot to catch those New Year fireworks, Tsim Sha Tsui’s Aqua is hard to beat.
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Where: Zuma, Level 6, Landmark Building, Central. Hong Kong
Price: HK$250 presale, HK$300 at the door.
Why go: Eurasian models and B-list celebs might just be there.
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Price: HK$ 1,200 presale, HK$1,500 at the door for unlimited standard drinks.
Why go: Pretend you’re escaping your workaday worries with the circus.
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“Mumbai to Milan at Midnight” New Year’s Eve Ball
Where: Duetto, 2/F, Sun Hung Kai Centre, 30 Harbour Road, Wanchai
Price: HK$890, including dinner and unlimited drinks.
Why go: Girls get to dress up as Bollywood bombshells, and guys like mafia bosses. We know you want to.
Where: RED Bar + Restaurant
Price: HK$688 inclusive of two drinks.
Why go: The location is so close to the Victoria Habour, you can almost touch the fireworks going off when the clock strikes 12.
Where: Grappa’s Cellar, Jardine House, Central
Price: $988 per person or $1,888 per couple, including dinner and free champagne.
Why go: Your ears get a reprieve from the usual drunken hollering as Eugene Pao covers rock classics at countdown.
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Where: Intercontinental Hong Kong
Price: HK$1,288 per adult inclusive of a glass of champagne.
Why go: Just another reason to gorge on the hotel’s plentiful buffet, which includes caviar on ice, 24-month aged Iberico Ham and Peking Duck.
Price: HK$150.
Why go: To unleash your inner cheesy 80’s diva.
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