Experience the Grand Celebration of New Year 2025 at Seattle's Iconic Space Needle

Seattle Welcomes 2025: A Night of Celebration



As the clock struck midnight on January 1, 2025, the iconic Space Needle illuminated the Seattle skyline, marking a grand celebration welcoming the new year. People gathered not just in Seattle, but as far south as San Diego, to partake in North America's largest live New Year's celebration, presented by Alaska Airlines.

A Dazzling Display



At 11:52 PM, an impressive sky show commenced with 500 drones dancing around the Space Needle. The aerial display depicted various formations that inspired awe among viewers, including the recognizable tailfin of Alaska Airlines, a lively surfer from San Diego, and an octopus adorning the structure. However, the highlight of the night was the moment the clock struck midnight, which witnessed the launch of the largest structurally initiated fireworks extravaganza in North America.

Technological Marvels



This year’s celebration featured the most powerful light show ever seen at the Space Needle, employing 160 unique light fixtures to create an artistic and vibrant spectacle. The musical backdrop included a live performance by the local band Sugar Bones, showcasing their new hit song 'Leave the Light On'. The soundtrack also encompassed chart-toppers from 2024, featuring renowned artists like Beyoncé and Washington State’s own Benson Boone, further enhancing the festive atmosphere.

A Community Gathering



Thousands of spectators filled the Seattle Center, with many more tuning in remotely via broadcasts on KING in Seattle, KREM in Spokane, KGW in Portland, and CW 8.2 in San Diego. The show also enjoyed audio simulcasts on iHeart Radio’s HITS 106.1, ensuring that no one missed out on the magic of the night.

Alaska Airlines’ role as the presenting sponsor made the event even more special this year. Attendees at the Seattle Center had opportunities to win prizes at booths set up by the airline, adding an element of excitement to the evening.

Randy Coté, Chief Marketing Officer for the Space Needle, expressed his gratitude, stating, "It’s such an honor to ring in the New Year with the entire West Coast. This event has become an essential tradition for so many in Seattle, and we are thrilled to spread that joy across the Pacific Time Zone."

The Legacy of the Space Needle



Constructed for the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair, the Space Needle has transformed into an esteemed symbol of Seattle’s identity and spirit. Following a recent $100 million renovation, it offers mesmerizing views complemented by The Loupe—the first revolving glass floor in the world. Hosting over a million visitors each year, the Space Needle has continually been at the heart of Seattle’s cultural landscape.

Fans of the New Year celebration can reminisce through highlights and recaps available on the Space Needle’s official website. As we bid farewell to 2024, the Space Needle reminds us to look forward with hope and enthusiasm for what lies ahead in 2025!

For viewers interested in capturing the excitement of the event, visit spaceneedle.com/newyears for a full video of the show.

About Alaska Air Group



Based in Seattle, Alaska Air Group operates not only Alaska Airlines but also Hawaiian Holdings, Horizon Air, and McGee Air Services. The company continues to expand its reach to over 140 destinations across North America and beyond, cementing its commitment to safety and exceptional customer service.

About Pyro Spectaculars by Souza



The family-owned Pyro Spectaculars Group has been a vital partner of the Space Needle since the mid-1990s, orchestrating the incredible New Year fireworks displays. Their longstanding expertise in pyrotechnic shows continues to shape Seattle’s most anticipated annual celebrations.

Join the tradition and experience the joy of togetherness that the New Year brings!

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