Need NYE Plans?  These Parties Have You And Your Crew Sussed

Here we are again: sliding headfirst into the silly season with fraying patience, full calendars, and not a whole lot of gas left in the tank.

To make your December a little more manageable and get you through this last little stretch, some of Peth's most locally-loved venues have swooped in to deliver a NYE lineup so good it’ll make you forget all about 2025’s worries.

And because the Type A people at The Pass know that the group chat is in shambles at this time of year, they’ve neatly packaged the best of the NYE bashes into one app. Every party, every ticket, every venue and vibe, all in the one place for painless planning.

Here’s where to kick 2025 to the curb and dance into 2026 in Perth.

The Aviary’s Neon Jungle NYE Party

If your 2025 was a little dim, The Aviary’s Neon Jungle Party is your chance to glow into the new year with style. The rooftop bar will be dripping in neon lights with three hours of free-flowing bevvies, three luxe food stations, a UV paint bar and wild beats courtesy of Perth’s top DJs. Doors open at 7, and packages start rolling from 8pm, with tickets starting at $105, or $1000 for a squad of ten glow-getters.

Sweetwater Rooftop’s Masquerade Party

We can’t mask our excitement for this one. A masquerade party on New Year’s Eve sounds like the plot of a rom-com, but Sweetwater Rooftop has turned it into a glittering, grown-up reality. Slip on a mask and meander through roaming canapes, indulgent food stations and three hours of steady streams of bubbles, wine and beer. The rooftop opens at 8pm, and last drinks are at 1am, and tickets are $155 per person. Mask on, worries off. 

The Court’s Bubblegum Blast Off

Sabrina, Addison and Chappell would feel right at home at The Court’s Bubblegum Blast Off. It’s exactly what you think it is: a glitter-fueled rager bringing all your pop princess fantasies to life. Appropriately, the dress code is Pop Princess Glam, interpreted however your imagination pleases (sequins, sparkles and sky-high heels all optional but encouraged). Then stick around ‘til midnight for a spectacular confetti explosion.

The Guildford Hotel’s Family-Friendly NYE

Not all New Year’s celebrations need to be full-tilt blowouts. At The Guildford, the whole fam can be involved in the celebrations without anyone worrying about babysitters or bedtime, thanks to an additional 8pm countdown for the youngins who won’t make it ‘til midnight. Of course, if you want to let your hair down, that’s always an option, with a DJ playing high-energy tunes all night long.

The Peninsula Mandurah’s Doubling Down On The Celebrations

Mandurah locals are spoilt for choice with two ways to welcome 2026 at The Peninsula. Option one involves a sophisticated three-course set menu to the soundtrack of a live jazz duo. Option two in the main bar is a little more rowdy and raucous, with free entry, DJs spinning tunes all night, and an ‘anything goes’ energy. 

For more on what to do this New Year's Eve with the help of the event-planning legends at The Pass visit here.

Editor’s note: This article is sponsored by The Aviary, Sweetwater Rooftop, The Court, The Guildford,The Peninsula, and proudly endorsed by The Urban List. To find out more about who we work with and why read our editorial policy here.

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