New Year's Eve in LA
Oct 21st, 2003, 12:49 PM
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New Year's Eve in LA
I am going to be in LA on New Year's Eve. I was wondering if anyone knows of any good places to go. Preferibly all inclusive (food and drinks) with a dancing atmosphere. I don't even know where to start searching. Thanks for all of your help!
Oct 21st, 2003, 01:02 PM
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Where in LA? Being that the metropolitan area is larger than many countries, you'll need to let us know what neighborhood before suggesting anything. I would not recommend trying to drive anywhere that evening-- whatever you decide, make sure you can walk or cab back to your hotel.
Oct 21st, 2003, 04:52 PM
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I havent been to LA in a while but I do remember a few new years eve dinner/dancing that sounded nice.
If you have the big bucks..then the bash at the Peninsula Hotel. First class all the way.
Doesnt that beautiful japanese restaurant overlooking Hollywood have something for new years eve? Yamihiro or something like that?
A resident could tell us.
And then I remember one of the hotels on santa monica overlooking the ocean had something.
If you have the big bucks..then the bash at the Peninsula Hotel. First class all the way.
Doesnt that beautiful japanese restaurant overlooking Hollywood have something for new years eve? Yamihiro or something like that?
A resident could tell us.
And then I remember one of the hotels on santa monica overlooking the ocean had something.
Oct 22nd, 2003, 06:55 AM
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I wouldn't spend New Years at the Yamashiro. I would go someplace like the House of Blues to see a show or something like that. Nothing has really been advertised yet, but like I said, Digital City will have some things in the future. There will be tons of clubs offering food, dancing, etc.
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Yes, you're a little early. But I have to ask: WHY downtown?
Actually, the hotels downtown should be having special stuff going on (there aren't many good clubs there), so I imagine you might end up having your celebration right at the Hyatt. Which wouldn't be a bad thing.
I repeat: You will NOT want to drive any substantial distances New Year's Eve. And the places with good clubs are all pretty long cab rides away.
Actually, the hotels downtown should be having special stuff going on (there aren't many good clubs there), so I imagine you might end up having your celebration right at the Hyatt. Which wouldn't be a bad thing.
I repeat: You will NOT want to drive any substantial distances New Year's Eve. And the places with good clubs are all pretty long cab rides away.
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