Millions of
revellers across Australia just experienced a taste of what is to come
at midnight as the iconic Sydney Harbour lit up the night sky in
preparation to celebrate the countdown into 2015.
The
traditional prequel to the midnight annual spectacular – the 9pm
firework display is particularly suited to families whose young children
will be in a deep slumber by the time the clock strikes 12am.
Two
bright blue seahorses were the stars of the first act of the city's
renowned fireworks display as the Sydney Harbour Bridge once again stole
the show.
Never
an event to disappoint – both fireworks displays feature a total of
seven tonnes of fireworks, including 11,000 shells, 25,000 shooting
comets and more than 100,000 individual pyrotechnic effects.
Following
the 9pm display, the Harbour of Light Parade will see more than 50
illuminated boats carry over 8,000 people on a majestic passage around
Sydney Harbour.
And
as if that wasn't enough - a third mini-display, known as the 'Inspire
moment', kicked off at 10.40pm to keep crowds entertained in the lead up
to the much-anticipated countdown.
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