Bonfire Night 2026: Five Best London Fireworks Displays With Tickets Still Available
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A guide to the top Bonfire Night fireworks events in London for Guy Fawkes Night 2026, covering venues from Wimbledon Park on the night itself to Alexandra Palace and Battersea Park across the weekend.
With Bonfire Night falling on Thursday 5 November 2026, five major London venues still had tickets available for Guy Fawkes celebrations. Several well-loved local events — including those at Coram's Fields in Camden, Dulwich, and Walthamstow Cricket Club — had already sold out.
Wimbledon Park was the standout option on the night itself, offering two displays: a family-friendly show at 6:45 pm and an adult-oriented display at 8:30 pm, with a funfair, observation wheel, street food, and entertainment from DJ Lisa Maffia and BBC Radio 1 host Dean McCullough. Tickets start from £15.60. Sister event Morden Park ran the same format on Saturday 7 November.
Alexandra Palace hosted its Fireworks and Drone Festival across 7–8 November, with hundreds of fireworks lighting up north London alongside drones throwing shapes in the sky. Attendees could also enjoy an ice rink, a German beer festival, and Barrioke with EastEnders star Shaun Williamson, with tickets from £11.50.
Battersea Park's two-night event (7–8 November) featured a disco ceilidh and a Rudimental DJ set on Saturday, and a Taylor Swift tribute plus a performance by Lords of Lightning on Sunday, with adult tickets from £18.60.
Blackheath Fireworks returned on 7 November on an expanded site, with capacity increased by 10,000 and more food stalls, bars and entertainment than before. Tickets start from £17.60.
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