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London fireworks 2026: where to see Bonfire Night displays, with dates and prices

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Updated · First published 1 Nov 2026

Bonfire Night falls on Thursday 5 November this year, but most of London’s big fireworks displays happen on the weekend of Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November. Here are the main ones, with dates, times and prices.

🎆 London fireworks 2026 at a glance
📅 Bonfire Night: Thursday 5 November
🔥 Biggest displays: Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November
🎟️ Most big displays are ticket-only, so book ahead

The big three

DisplayWhenTickets
Alexandra Palace Fireworks & Drone FestivalSat 7 & Sun 8 Nov. Gates 4pm; fireworks about 8pm Sat, about 6pm SunFrom £11.50
Battersea Park FireworksSat 7 & Sun 8 Nov. Fireworks from about 8.30pm Sat, about 7pm SunAdults from £16.70, ages 5–15 £11.50, under-5s free (ticket needed)
Blackheath FireworksSat 7 Nov, 5pm–10pm; display 8pmAdults £16, ages 11–15 £10, under-10s £5

On Bonfire Night itself

DisplayWhenTickets
Wimbledon Park FireworksThu 5 Nov. Gates 5.15pm, early show 6.45pm, main display 8.30pmTicketed
Coram’s Fields, BloomsburyThu 5 Nov, from 3.30pmFree; adults must come with a child
Stow Firework Spectacular, WalthamstowThu 5, Fri 6 & Sat 7 NovTicketed

Local favourites on Saturday 7 November

  • Southgate, Walker Ground: fireworks plus a drone show. £14 adults, £9.50 children, £30 family
  • Dulwich, Dulwich Sports Club: £13 adults, £8 juniors, £1 under-12s
  • Danson Park, Bexleyheath: from £9, with family bundles
  • Harrow, Byron Park: free daytime pre-party with a Diwali celebration, ticketed in the evening
  • Morden Park and Beckenham (Croydon Road Recreation Ground): two displays each, including an earlier one for younger children
  • Barnes Sports Club, Chiswick Rugby Club (in aid of Maggie’s) and Bromley High School

Tonight

If you can’t wait, Richmond Athletic Ground holds its fireworks night this evening, Sunday 1 November.

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There is no Victoria Park display again this year. Tower Hamlets has not run it since 2020.

“Most of London’s big displays are ticket-only and the popular sessions sell out, so book before you travel.”Energy Radio

Before you go

  • Check the organiser’s website on the day. Displays can change or be cancelled in bad weather.
  • Wrap up warm and allow extra time for transport. Big displays close roads and stations get busy.
  • Keep pets indoors, with curtains closed and some music or TV on.

Sources: JustPark, DesignMyNight, event organisers. Times and prices can change, so check with each organiser. Photo: Alexandra Palace Fireworks Festival, Simeon87, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Written by: Energy Radio Newsroom