MIAMI BEACH – October 29, 2026 -- Fontainebleau Miami Beach is selling tickets to its New Year's Eve celebration on Thursday, December 31, starting at $200 for an adults-only party with GRAMMY-winning DJ David Guetta and $375 for a new family-friendly event for guests ages 11 and older.
Guetta runs the countdown inside Sparkle Theatre
The resort is splitting its annual celebration into two experiences this year. Guetta moves indoors to the Sparkle Theatre for a 21-and-over party that runs from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. and ends with a live countdown to midnight.
General admission starts at $200 through a limited early bird offer and includes a premium open bar all evening. Reserved tables add dedicated seating, bottle service, small bites and beverages.
Families get a buffet, a rooftop silent disco and a kids' space
The new family celebration takes place at the Coastal Convention Center. It begins with a buffet dinner offered in two seatings, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
From 10 p.m. to 1 a.m., a rooftop silent disco offers seating and cocktails for adults, while younger guests can join activities in a dedicated children's space. At midnight, the family crowd watches a livestream of Guetta's countdown from Sparkle Theatre.
Tickets start at $375 for guests ages 11 and older and $200 for children ages 5 to 10. Children ages 4 and under get in free. Tickets cover the buffet dinner plus the evening's entertainment and activities.
Prime 54 and Hakkasan offer set menus at $220 and $320
Guests who want dinner before the party can book special New Year's Eve menus at two of the resort's restaurants, priced at $220 and $320 per person. Vegetarian options are available.
- Prime 54: Prime Beef Tartare, Bay Scallop with Black Truffle, Wagyu Châteaubriand and Salmon Wellington, followed by a Midnight Mocha dessert.
- Hakkasan: a Michelin-recognized selection of Cantonese dishes, including Pipa Duck, Grilled Chilean Sea Bass with Black Truffle Sauce, Wok-Fried Wagyu Beef and traditional Peking Duck with Caviar.
Vida serves a festive buffet-style dinner and takes no reservations.
Guetta joins a BleauLive lineup that includes Sinatra and Ariana Grande
The show continues the resort's BleauLive entertainment series. Past performers named by Fontainebleau include Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Calvin Harris, Pitbull, The Weeknd, the Jonas Brothers and Ariana Grande.
Peter McMahon, executive vice president and managing director of the resort, said that moving Guetta indoors allows for a more immersive experience, while the family event offers another way to enjoy the night.