Singapore hosts the annual New Year's Eve fireworks over the Marina Bay skyline.
Marina Bay is a central waterfront district surrounded by landmarks including Marina Bay Sands, the ArtScience Museum, the Merlion, and the financial district. Singapore's public New Year's Eve program has commonly featured countdown activities, concerts, light displays, and fireworks viewed from the bay.
The bay's water and dense skyline provide a distinctive setting for the celebration. Large crowds gather at promenades, bridges, and nearby public spaces, while official programs and viewing arrangements can change from year to year. The event is therefore best identified by the city and waterfront rather than by one permanent show title.
Singapore's celebration is separate from the better-known fireworks above Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Both are major Asia-Pacific New Year's events, but Marina Bay is the defining location for Singapore's countdown. Marina Bay Sands is a building complex and resort, not the name of the city.