New Years Eve -What Are You Doing???

Gus · Oct 28, 2008

We got an email discount offer from one of our favorite downtown San Francisco hotels so we just booked a room for December 31st, New Years Eve. Normally we avoid The City on major holidays but we thought this might be a good year to do it.

What are you doing?

Get Smart · Oct 28, 2008

gonna be in London for NYE, so we're going to some kind of skinhead/mod related Northern Soul club that nite, depending on where our "mates" plan to go.

romafan · Oct 29, 2008

Don't want to go down in the tube station at midnight!

Lucky7 · Oct 29, 2008

I avoid going out on New Year's Eve. The food is usually sub-par, and the service stinks. We usually just get some good steaks, lobster, and good champagne. I'm very comfortable in my home with some good friends and good food!

KhouriC · Oct 29, 2008

for sake of consolidating info, i started this thread a little while ago specific to NYE in NYC in Times Square.

i might go the restaurant route but its going to be pricey

romafan · Oct 29, 2008

Originally Posted by KhouriC

for sake of consolidating info, i started this thread a little while ago specific to NYE in NYC in Times Square.

i might go the restaurant route but its going to be pricey

At least you will be indoors.

Depending on where you end up, this may be an OK option. Be warned that many places have set 'seatings', fixed menus and jacked up prices. On the upside, you will most likely get a 'free' glass of sh!tty champagne!

Joffrey · Oct 29, 2008

Hasn't crossed my mind. Until now. No clue. Probably look for a house party in DC or maybe go out of town.

skalogre · Oct 29, 2008

Damned if I know. First New Years Eve as My Own Man (c) in more than a decade so it will be interesting. But I'll be visiting family so I am sure there will be something.

On the other hand, going out on NYE is often as bad (if not worse) than Valentine's Day in the abundance of overpriced, lacklustre gimmicky options at clubs restaurants and the like.

KhouriC · Oct 29, 2008

Originally Posted by romafan

At least you will be indoors.

Depending on where you end up, this may be an OK option. Be warned that many places have set 'seatings', fixed menus and jacked up prices. On the upside, you will most likely get a 'free' glass of sh!tty champagne!

it's a step up but NOT at all worth the greenbacks i am going to drop but it will make the girl i am with very happy. so it goes

KhouriC · Oct 29, 2008

echoing others, staying in or doing something local really seems to be the best way to do NYE. the craziness that comes on this night is a little scary at times.

Johnny_5 · Oct 29, 2008

The same thing I do every new years. Probably working.

whodini · Oct 29, 2008

I'll either be in Pasadena (CA) or Houston, it all depends if the Trojans go to the Rose Bowl NYD.

Go Surface · Oct 29, 2008

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maxnharry · Oct 29, 2008

Originally Posted by Lucky7

I avoid going out on New Year's Eve. The food is usually sub-par, and the service stinks. We usually just get some good steaks, lobster, and good champagne. I'm very comfortable in my home with some good friends and good food!

Something like this at home with family. Good food and champagne to ring in the new year.

Piobaire · Oct 29, 2008

First time, in a long time, we don't have plans already made. Might do something locally.

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