2009 New Year's Eve Firework Attractions in San Francisco

After one of the most anticipated holidays of the year passes, Christmas, the next celebration everyone looks forward to is New Year's Eve. The night leading into the New Year has many attractions to offer such as fireworks. In the Bay Area California, San Francisco to be exact, there are many locations to view bommin', colorful fireworks on New Year's Eve!

Tip on Parking: When going to any of these events in San Francisco it's recommended that you park close to the site or attraction you're attending. Anyone that has ever been to San Francisco knows for a fact during holidays and special events, the traffic is jammed! Do yourself and others a favor by parking within 100 feet of your destination if you can. If not, prepare yourself for a long stressful drive, enjoy your New Years!

Hornblower Crusies and Events: Do you enjoy moonlit boat rides? If you're looking to get a little one on one time with you and your significant other, or just looking to enjoy a family event, look into Hornblower Cruises. Not only do these cruises occur year round, they specialize in giving New Year's Eve tours so you may view the bright fireworks. After a night of dancing, dining and entertainment, prepare yourself to see skittle flavored colors fill the black sky. For those of you that can't make it to Pier 3 in San Francisco, there are also other boarding locations in Berkeley as well as Sausalito. Although the view is spectacular, don't think it's cheap! Be ready to spend a little as prices are up to $249 for adults and $119 for children. If you can afford it, this will truthfully be a New Year's Eve to remember! Phone: 415-788-8866

New Year's Eve @ Gordon Biersch: Get ready to experience a different kind of New Year's Eve. Sure you've been to all of the parties New Year's Eve has to offer, however; have you been to a club/fireworks show? Gordon Biersch, which camouflages itself as a Brewery and Restaurant, will be providing entertainment such as DJ's, music, appetizers and drinks to those whole make RESERVATIONS! The key word here is "RESERVATIONS", without "RESERVATIONS", you won't be getting in! The only way to attend this event is to purchase tickets off of their private website. Ticket prices are starting at $150 a person so make sure your money game is right! Website: www.gordonbiersch.com

Any Hotel along Embarcadero in San Francisco: For San Francisco locals, you can view the firework show anywhere along Market St. or Embarcadero. These hotels include, The Hyatt or Harbor Court. For the best view, stay about the 15^th floor, you will be able to get a better view of what all the firework show has to offer.

San Francisco Bay Waterfront: Since the fireworks will be being held over the water in San Francisco Bay, you could simple walk up to the Pier and watch the fireworks theatrics. If you want to get the perfect "sightseeing" spot, make sure to show up early, at least 1 hour in advance. Oh yeah, make sure you bring your camera!