Las Vegas New Year’s Eve fireworks plan unveiled — VIDEO

At the stroke of midnight on New Years Eve, fireworks erupt over the Las Vegas Strip in this view looking south from the rooftop of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on Sunday, Jan.1, 2017. (Mark Damon/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Fireworks by Grucci President, CEO and Creative Director Phil Grucci speaks during the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority news conference at the Fashion Show Mall in Las Vegas Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018, to unveil details of the ÒAmericaÕs Party 2019Ó New Year's Eve Fireworks by Grucci extravaganza. Looking on from left are showgirl Jennifer Gagliano, Las Vegas Events President Pat Christenson, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority Chairman and Clark County Commissioner Lawrence Weekly, Las Vegas City Councilman Bob Coffin, KOMP 92.3 morning host Matthew Sparker and showgirl Porsha Revesz. K.M. Cannon Las Vegas Review-Journal @KMCannonPhoto

Pyrotechnics explode during Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority and Fireworks by Grucci unveiling of details of ÒAmericaÕs Party 2019Ó New Year's Eve fireworks and entertainment extravaganza during a news conference at the Fashion Show Mall in Las Vegas Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018. Looking on from left are showgirl Jennifer Gagliano, Las Vegas Events President Pat Christenson, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority Chairman and Clark County Commissioner Lawrence Weekly, KOMP 92.3 morning host Matthew Sparker, Las Vegas City Councilman Bob Coffin, Fireworks by Grucci President, CEO and Creative Director Phil Grucci, and showgirl Porsha Revesz. K.M. Cannon Las Vegas Review-Journal @KMCannonPhoto

More than 80,000 fireworks will illuminate the Strip skyline as revelers enjoy Las Vegas’ recurring New Year’s Eve bash.

Fireworks by Grucci on Thursday unveiled the details behind its planned 8-minute-long pyrotechnics show, which will launch from seven hotel-casino rooftops stretching from the Stratosphere to the MGM Grand.

About 318,000 visitors are expected to be in town to celebrate, according to the Las Vegas Convention Visitors Association, generating an estimated $400 million in economic impact. The massive Strip fireworks show, titled “America’s Party,” will be visible from across the Las Vegas Valley.

“No other city in the world does it like Las Vegas, and that is why we call it ‘America’s Party,’” LVCVA Chairman Lawrence Weekly said during the announcement at Fashion Show Mall.

The theme of the display is Vegas Nights. Fireworks will be choreographed to a soundtrack with songs from Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin and Justin Timberlake. The Golden Knights’ entrance song also will be included.

“We’re celebrating the energy, the color, the excitement, the loudness and everything that represents Las Vegas in the evening here,” Fireworks by Grucci CEO Phil Grucci said.

The soundtrack can be heard live on radio stations KOMP 92.3 and 97.1 The Point.

The display will begin with a 10-second countdown at the Stratosphere Tower leading up to midnight and a rendition of “Auld Lang Syne” by Mariah Carey.

Fireworks will then launch from the Stratosphere, MGM Grand, Aria, Planet Hollywood, Caesars Palace, Treasure Island and The Venetian.

Pop star Lady Gaga’s 2011 hit “Marry The Night” will mark the show’s finale.

The party isn’t just on the Strip. “America’s Party Downtown” will be held at the Fremont Street Experience and feature 12 bands on four stages.

Tickets are $35 plus taxes and fees. They can be purchased at VegasExperience.com.

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