The New Years Eve is almost around the corner and we want our readers to spend it with style. So, today, we take on a journey around the world to meet the most expensive New Year’s Eve parties worldwide.

Dubai, where opulence has a completely different definition than what you’re used to. The Atlanti’s outdoor soiree is the perfect place to watch the largest fireworks display in the world. It’s either going to be hella fun or like drinking champagne in the middle of a shock-and-awe campaign.

For $70,000 – $110,000 you can celebrate NYE “above the ball” in a private sky pod at the Knickerbocker. Live that ultimate dream of looking down at Ryan Seacrest.

See Pitbull the way he was meant to be seen – from miles off shore on your own private yacht. For a little under $9,000 you will enjoy three bottles of Dom and an unobstructed view of the madness in Miami Beach.

At $595 per person (Australian dollars, that is) this is a steal compared to some parties that run into tens of thousands of dollars. And you get to hang out and sip champagne righ next to the iconic Sydney Opera House. All that’s going on in there is some lame singing in Italian.

Before it hosts the Summer Olympics, Rio has to survive New Year’s Eve and Carnival. If you want the ritziest experience right by the famous beach, you should be at the oldest, most opulent hotel in the city: the Copacabana Palace.

In Paris, you can enjoy an NYE meal cooked by three-Michelin-star chef Pierre Gagnaire, and then head up to the most goddamn expensive room you’ve ever stayed in in your life. Only two grand a night (not including tax and tips).

Las Vegas’s most expensive bottle service, paired with the hottest EDM artist, equals $$$. You won’t be able to get in, but maybe Leonardo DiCaprio can.