It's the annual conundrum and we bet you and your pals are debating it at the moment.
How do you mark Hogmanay in true Glaswegian style?
Well, if you've had enough of long taxi queues, exorbitant entry prices and that overall general feeling of deflation which comes when your new year plans don't go with the bang you expected, perhaps its time for a change to see in 2018.
At this time of year, Scotland has some of the most attractive places to visit and after the hustle and bustle of the festive season, a getaway to a luxurious lodge is the perfect way to end 2017 and embrace what's to come next.
Surrounded by spectacular autumnal colours and peaceful water that reflects the snow-tipped mountains, the banks of Loch Lomond are the perfect escape from the city and somewhere to relax in luxury – ringing in the bells from a hot tub or celebrating under the starry sky.
Positioned right on the water, Argyll Holidays' Loch Lomond holiday park makes the most of what this bonnie area has to offer and the award-winning holiday park operator has beautiful lodges available for a tranquil festive break.
The beautifully furnished Lomond Royal Lodges have been designed to a luxury standard and are ideal for groups and families, with an abundance of space for entertaining.
The outside space makes these lodges the ultimate escape, with large wraparound balconies and decking areas.
The four-bedroom Waterside Lomond Royal Lodge can sleep up to eight people, with two double rooms and two twin rooms.
With a large living and dining area, a multi-room sound system, LED mood lighting and a wine cooler - it's perfect for celebrating with friends or getting family together.
The smaller three-bedroom Lomond Royal Lodge can sleep up to six people.
Both double bedrooms have an ensuite shower rooms and there is a separate family bathroom and all the amenities you need for a get together.
Even though it's tempting to snuggle up in the luxurious comfort of the lodge (nursing a hangover probably) but there's lots of ways to bring in the new year at Loch Lomond, which is well known for water sports including sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, water skiing and wake boarding.
And on land, there is plenty of hill walking – the Arrochar Alps has four Munros and six Corbetts.
Find out more at the website www.argyllholidays.com or call 0345 459 6412.