Here’s where you can see New Year’s Eve fireworks in L.A.

Marina del Rey rings in the new year with two pyro-filled countdowns. The waterfront city has fireworks at both 9pm and midnight (or a minute before, to be precise). While the fireworks are set off near Burton Chace Park (which, just a heads up, will be closed this year for NYE), all of the restaurants with harbor views should have visibility of the fireworks. Some of the restaurants host ticket dinners for a pricey cost, so we suggest finding a spot along the water and enjoying the fireworks for free.

Go on rides during the day and stick around for a midnight fireworks display at Universal Studios Hollywood’s New Year’s Eve celebration. You’ll find multiple genre-themed party areas around the park (Universal Plaza, Springfield and near Revenge of the Mummy) with desserts, beer, wine and champagne available for purchase at each.

Stake out a spot in downtown Long Beach to catch this waterfront fireworks show on New Year's Eve. You can catch the midnight show from pretty much anywhere near the water, like Shoreline Park and Village, and you can expect dinner specials and parties at plenty of local businesses nearby (aside from the Queen Mary, which still isn't operational).

Knott’s Berry Farm goes all out during the holiday season, turning the theme park into the annual Knott’s Merry Farm with holiday decorations, music and snow. For New Year’s Eve, they take it a step further with extended hours (8am on Dec 31 to 1am on Jan 1), a countdown to midnight and fireworks. Look out for live music throughout the evening, as well as en evening buffet at Spur’s Restaurant.

What kid doesn’t love to go to Disneyland? And on New Year’s Eve, the theme park stays open late (to 2am) and has even more magical happenings. You’ll have two chances to watch the fireworks: at 9pm and 11:59pm. But there’s a catch this year: Park reservations are already booked for NYE, so you’ll have to catch the show from outside the turnstiles.