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Las Vegas expects 340,000 visitors on the Strip this New Year's Eve, and everyone has to be somewhere at midnight when some 80,000 fireworks go off in the sky. Whether you want to be one with the people, dance the night away or simply have a glass of Champagne with your caviar, we've tracked down exactly where you should ring in 2015. Spend it with thousands of your closest friends Las Vegas Boulevard closes down to traffic on New Year's Eve, allowing for thousands and thousands of revelers to take to the streets to celebrate. If you feel like braving the crowds and partying with everyone else in town, The LINQ will undoubtedly be a hot spot of activity as pedestrian traffic weaves in and out of the promenade and back onto the Strip (tip: this will be a good spot to refuel your drinks). For the first time ever, the High Roller, the world's largest observation wheel that anchors The LINQ, will pause for the midnight fireworks, and partygoers can purchase cabin packages to be at the top of the wheel for the show. And then once you're back down to earth, you can rejoin the party. Make no mistake, the Strip on New Year's can be a madhouse, but if you really don't need a destination to have fun, it's one of the craziest places to be at midnight. You're all about that bass The clubs will be packed to the gills on New Year's Eve, and it can be hard to choose between so many. For a state-of-the-art evening that's inspired by Cirque du Soleil, check out Swedish producer Alesso at LIGHT at Mandalay Bay. Want to spend your night with the King of Crunk? Surrender at Encore to an evening with Lil' Jon. And if you're so hardcore your party carries into New Year's Day, Marquee revisits its daylife experience with a pool party under the Dayclub Dome with complimentary brunch and a Champagne open bar in the main room, while New Year's Day bowl games will be broadcast on the 40-foot LED.