The Perfect Fall Weekend in Mobile Itinerary
Ring in 2026 at one of the Gulf Coast's largest New Year's celebrations featuring Red & The Revelers, Jukebox Brass Band and Morris Day & The Time on the main stage! Dig into the world’s largest MoonPie, join the second line, enjoy an all-star fireworks show and watch the world's only 600lb electric MoonPie drop at midnight.
We’ve put together the perfect MoonPie Over Mobile itinerary:
DAY ONE: New Year's Eve | December 31
Check-In Time
Let's get this party started! Downtown Mobile's hotels range from lavish suites to historic boutique inns. You will be content with your stay no matter where you land.
Pre-Celebration Eats
Indulging in Mobile's diverse and oh-so-delicious culinary scene is a must. Whether you're craving fresh, Gulf-to-table seafood, a backyard BBQ-style meal or a dining experience fit for royalty, Mobile has it all.
Sip, Sip, Hooray
The LoDa District is home to a variety of bars, pubs and breweries that will set the scene for the rest of the evening. Sip on expertly crafted cocktails or raise a pint before joining the MoonPie Over Mobile festivities!
Turn Up Time
Let us show you how we party in Mobile! The 2025 MoonPie Over Mobile activities will kick off at 7:30 p.m. with a decorated umbrella contest. We encourage you to go all out because the winner will lead the second line parade! Check out the full schedule of events and performances here.
Find a place to stay
From diamond hotels to historic inns, you'll find great deals around every corner.
Stay in Style: Your Guide to Hotels in Mobile
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Restaurants
Your visit to Mobile is incomplete without indulging in our unique and delicious food scene.
Enjoy a night out
From snackies to oven-fired pizzas, late night bar bites are a total delight.
Nightlife
Looking for a great night out? Mobile's bars and nightlife options are the perfect spots for a…
DAY TWO: Happy New Year! | January 1
Brunch & Bubbly
In Mobile, brunch isn't strictly reserved for the weekends. Bistro St. Emanuel, The Ruby Slipper Cafe, La Delicia, The Blind Mule and Bob's Downtown Diner will check all your boxes for a fantastic meal.
Get the LODA Experience
Our bustling Lower Dauphin Street Historic District has a vibrant history and culture that guests must experience. You'll find some of the best shops, sips and photo-op spots. Fall in love with works from local creatives in our art galleries or snap pictures in front of some of our murals. Don't forget to take a piece of Mobile with you! Our downtown retail options have plenty of #SoMobile trinkets and gifts that are the perfect way to recap your trip.
Hit the Causeway
Marvel in history at the USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park. Located just minutes away from I-10 and Highway 98, this attraction features the USS ALABAMA Battleship, USS DRUM and various aircraft that were flown in combat during World War II. After you explore the USS ALABAMA, eat dinner at one of the delicious restaurants on the Causeway. Felix’s Fish Camp, Bluegill Restaurant, Original Oyster House and Ralph & Kacoo’s are all tasty options.
Mobile Mural Trail
The Mobile Mural Trail is a collection of street art that tells varying stories of artists' lives…
Things to Do
So much to explore. So much to see. Don't miss out on the fun.
DAY 3: January 2
Breakfast: Mobile Style
Don't go hungry before you leave! Downtown is home to some of the most delicious breakfast restaurants and cafes. Indulge in powdered goodness from Mo'Bay Beignets or get your traditional breakfast fix at The Breakfast Spot. If coffee and pastries are more of your speed, Knucklebones Elixir Co, Serdas Coffee, Great Day Latte and Le Cafe at The Admiral Hotel, are all delicious options.
Not Ready to Depart?
Before you hit the highway, experience some of Mobile's most iconic attractions that are just an exit away. Bellingrath Gardens & Home is located just a short distance from Highway 90 and features a diverse array of blooms across its pristine 65 acres. Mobile Museum of Art and Mobile Botanical Gardens are minutes away from the various exits along I-65.