New Year’s Leave: Why Staying Home with an Early Bedtime is the Latest

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New Year’s Eve is fast approaching, but not everyone will be ringing in the new year at midnight. Instead, they’ll be silencing cellphone ringers and going to bed much earlier. For some it’s age, and others it’s the noise, but many are rewarding themselves with a quiet night at home instead of rushing out into the crowds.

One woman says staying home on New Year’s Eve is just the ticket.

Got my ticket for New Years Eve, its going to be banging 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/3b8L3RyxQj

— Tina 🎄🎅🏼🐾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇹 (@tina0402x) December 8, 2024

She’s not alone in wanting to stay home. Others are spending the night in as well, but not everyone has the same reasons.

It looks like cost is holding one would-be partier back and her friend can’t stand people who drink too much.

I loved NYE in myteens and 20s, (1970s and 80s) the most exciting night of the year. Pubs packed, night clubs packed, lots of private parties. Big celebrations in town and city centres. What changed? Pubs started charging to go in, had to have food etc. No longer cheap & fun.

— Jane (@Milly1Molly) December 9, 2024

lol… that’s me too. Keep your loud music, screaming drunks, rain and cold. Night night. HNY25

— papa (@papa_piers) December 9, 2024

People are tired of paying to get into places and then being forced to buy expensive food they don’t even want. Can’t blame them for wanting to stay in.

I will be having one of those, horrendous night to go pubbing, get ripped off with charges to go into bars, not me thanks. Cheese, biscuits and a nice bottle of red wine will be much more enjoyable 🍷🍷

— Alan Griffiths (@bigalgriff62) December 8, 2024

Looks like one poster thought ahead and already got tickets to stay home. And why wouldn’t she and others stay home? It’s all-you-can-eat. There’s no loud music and there’s no cover charge. Heck you don’t even have to pay to park.