Bonfire Night 2026: Best London Fireworks Displays Still Available

Bonfire Night falls on Thursday 5 November this year, though most major London displays are scheduled across the weekend to allow for extra entertainment. Several popular local events — including shows at Coram's Fields in Camden, Dulwich and Walthamstow Cricket Club — are already sold out.

Leading the remaining options is Alexandra Palace, which the guide describes as "the fireworks show to end all fireworks shows." Running on both Saturday and Sunday, the event combines hundreds of fireworks with a drone display, a bonfire, a German beer festival, an ice rink and Barrioke hosted by EastEnders star Shaun Williamson. Tickets start at £11.50.

Battersea Park hosts two evenings of celebrations: a standard fireworks and bonfire event on Saturday and a more family-friendly version on Sunday. Adult tickets start at £18.60.

Blackheath Common's display made its return in 2025 after a six-year hiatus and is back for 2026, this time on a larger site with capacity for 10,000 more attendees, plus more food stalls, bars and entertainment. Entry starts at £17.60.

Wimbledon Park holds two shows on Bonfire Night itself — a family-friendly display at 6:45pm and an adult-oriented show at 8:30pm — alongside a funfair with an observation wheel, a street food village and entertainment from DJ Lisa Maffia and BBC Radio 1 presenter Dean McCullough. Adult tickets start at £15.60.

Morden Park runs as a sister event to Wimbledon Park, offering the same format including the two-show structure and live entertainment, but on Saturday rather than Thursday.