London New Year's Eve Fireworks 2026 Tickets Now on Sale
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Tickets for London's New Year's Eve fireworks display along the Thames are on sale exclusively through Ticketmaster, with a first batch released at noon on 23 October and a second batch planned for a date yet to be announced.
London's New Year's Eve 2026 fireworks display will take place on 31 December, with around 100,000 people expected to line the banks of the Thames near the London Eye, while millions more watch from home. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed ticket details for the event, which runs from 8 pm on 31 December through to 12:30 am on 1 January 2027.
The first batch of tickets went on sale at noon on Friday 23 October. A second batch will follow, though no date for that release has been announced yet. Tickets are available exclusively through Ticketmaster, with a maximum of four per person. Prices range from £20 to £55, including VAT but excluding booking fees. Londoners receive a £20 discount based on the billing postcode of the card used at purchase, and proof of address may be required on the night.
Six ticketed viewing zones are spread along the riverbank. Category A areas — Blue (Victoria Embankment, directly opposite the London Eye), Pink (Waterloo Bridge), and White (Westminster Bridge) — are priced at £55, or £35 for Londoners. Category B areas — Red (further along Victoria Embankment), Green (behind the London Eye), and Orange (Albert Embankment, which includes an accessible viewing area) — cost £40, or £20 for Londoners.
Resale is permitted through Ticketmaster's Fan-to-Fan platform, and tickets can also be transferred to a friend via the same service. The event has been ticketed since 2014.
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