INFORMATION
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Who are providing your fireworks display this year?
This year we are very proud to once again have our fireworks display designed and delivered again by Titanium Pyrotechnics, the creative minds behind the Mayor of London’s 2023 & 2024 New Year’s Eve celebrations and the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Will there be food and drink at the event?
Yes, there will be fully stocked bars filled with beers, mulled wines and soft drinks. There’ll also be plenty of winter warming food options to choose from. Stay tuned for more information!
Do you have card facilities onsite?
Yes, all food and beverages outlets plus any merchandising will have card facilities, no cash will be accepted.
Are the fireworks shows the same on Saturday and Sunday night?
No, they are completely different shows with different soundtracks. Come along to both to get the full Battersea Park Fireworks experience!
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Saturday, 2nd November - Fireworks Night
Join us for a spectacular fireworks display accompanied by live music, fairground rides, tasty food and warming drinks. This year we’ve got event more pre-show entertainment plus a whole host of activities to enjoy after the display, with more details being revealed very soon!Sunday, 3rd November - Family Fireworks Night
Our Family Fireworks Night is back with a welcoming, child-friendly atmosphere. Enjoy a special selection of family-focused entertainment ahead of a unique and dazzling fireworks display, along with fairground rides, tasty food and warming drinks. More details coming soon! -
Tickets are now on sale.
Tickets need to be purchased in advance and cannot be purchased at the gate.
Tickets are also NON-REFUNDABLE.
Prices:
(SOLD OUT) SUPER EARLY BIRD GENERAL ADMISSION (16+) - £8.50 + BF
(SOLD OUT) EARLY BIRD GENERAL ADMISSION (16+) - £10.20 + BF
GENERAL ADMISSION (16+) - £13.10 + BF
YOUTH GENERAL ADMISSION (5-15) - £8.80
CHILD GENERAL ADMISSION (UNDER 5) - Free
For any ticket changes after purchase, you can log into your ticketing account here
Or get in touch batterseaparkfireworks@kaboodle.co.uk
General Admission Tickets (16+)
A general admission ticket is for those aged 16 years and older. All ticket holders under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Youth Ticket (5-15)
Children ages 5-15 must have a Youth ticket. All children under the age of 18, must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years and over. Please note there can be a maximum of 4 under 18s to every adult.
Free Child Tickets (Under 5)
Children aged 4 and under, including babes in arms go free, but will still need a ticket. This can be added at the time of booking.
These are available to add at the time of booking, or you can add an upgrade later by logging into your ticketing account here
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SATURDAY 2ND NOVEMBER
3pm: Car parks & all park businesses and concessions to close
3.30pm: No more entry to the Park – closed to the public
6pm: Event Open
8pm: Event Gates Close - no further entry for the event
8.30pm: Fireworks Estimated Start Time
11.30pm: WhizzBang Wonderland Bars & Music Close
Midnight: Event Close
SUNDAY 3RD NOVEMBER
2pm: Car parks & all park businesses and concessions to close
2.30pm: No more entry to the Park – closed to the public
4.30pm: Event Open
6.30pm: Event Gates Close - no further entry for the event
7pm: Fireworks Estimated Start Time
9.30pm: WhizzBang Wonderland Bars & Music Close
10pm: Event Close
Battersea Park Fireworks operates a no re-admission policy, meaning ticket-holders cannot re-enter the event upon leaving.
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Is there parking at the event?
No, there is no parking at the event or near the park. Please make your travel arrangements via public transport. Please check out TFL to plan your journey.
What is the best way to travel to the event?
Battersea Park Fireworks promotes travelling sustainability. We really encourage guests to reduce their carbon-footprint by travelling by public transport, bicycle or foot where possible. The park is also best accessed this way.
There will be no parking available in the park, except some very limited disabled parking.
If travelling by train, Battersea Park is well serviced by South Western Railway, with the event accessible from Battersea Park, Queenstown Road, Victoria and Clapham Junction Rail Stations.
The following tube stations are nearby:
Battersea Power Station
VictoriaSloane Square will be closed for planned engineering works throughout the weekend, so plan accordingly.
You can also travel on bus routes: 137, 44 & 452
Is Alexandra Gate entrance strictly for disabled access?
No, it is also for general access. However, it is the closest access for the limited disabled parking bays and is one of the quietest entrances which makes access easier.
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We recommend you make your way into the event via Albert Gate if you are travelling from Clapham Junction, as we expect it to be much quieter than Sun Gate on both evenings.
Can I cycle to the event?
There will be bike racks available by Albert Gate for personal-use bikes only. Please be advised, bikes are left at the owners own risk.
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Do you have access facilities at Battersea Park Fireworks?
Ticket holders who are registered disabled are entitled to a complimentary 'Essential Companion' ticket once they have purchased a ‘Standard’ ticket. These are not available online and can be obtained by applying HERE.
You will need to provide your booking reference and proof of eligibility, which could be provided with for example your DLA/PIP documentation, your Attendance Allowance documentation, The Access Card, or blue badge guide.
Our fully accessible viewing platform will be positioned to the back of the Fireworks viewing space with hard-standing access from Albert Gate, Alexandra Gate, Rosary Gate and Sun Gate. Space on the viewing platform must be reserved in advance of the event, once full we will not be able to accommodate anyone further. Priority will be given to those with wheelchairs, or those less able to stand.
Please note that this is not a seated event nor platform. There will be limited seats available on the platform on a first come, first served basis to support those less able to stand. These seats cannot be reserved.
There are two accessible toilets available close to the Accessible Viewing Platform. The remainder of the accessible toilets will be available in the main toilet blocks.
Limited blue badge parking bays are available on a first come, first served basis just outside Alexandra Gate along Prince of Wales Drive. From this point of the park, you will be able to travel on hard standing to the platform.
Can I bring my friends / family onto the viewing platform?
Any customer who qualifies for access to the viewing platform will be able to bring at least one person with them to watch the show with – please note this will need to be booked in advance HERE.
If we are not at full capacity at the viewing platform at the time of the show, we will allow further guests on a first come first serve basis – however, we reserve the right to prioritise other customers with accessibility needs.
There will be a separate area right by the viewing platform that additional family and friends can watch the show from.
How do I book accessibility parking?
Blue badge parking is not available to book in advance; however, a limited number of parking bays are reserved for blue badge parking along Prince of Wales Drive, near Alexandra Gate. This road will be closed at 5pm on Saturday and 4pm on Sunday, so you will need to show your blue badge to traffic stewards to be permitted access to the parking.
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Bag checks will be in operation on entry.
All children must be accompanied by their parent or guardian at all times (18 years or above). No unaccompanied children will be allowed entry to this event. Accompanying adults require a ticket.
Maximum of 4 children under the age of 18 per adult.
Adults may be asked to present ID
No animals are permitted at the event, with the exception of guide dogs.
Tickets can be printed or displayed on your smart phone.
No entry will be permitted after 20:00 on Saturday the 2nd and 18:30 on Sunday the 3rd
No food, glass or alcohol can be brought into the event.
No sparklers to be brought into the event
An official photographer and videographer will be at the event. On entry ticket holders consent to being photographed, unless they make themselves known to staff on the night.
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Does the fireworks show raise money for the park?
Yes! Ticket sales to Wandsworth Council’s Battersea Park Fireworks help raise funds to enhance green spaces throughout Wandsworth.
How is Battersea Park Fireworks reducing its impact on the environment?
Wandsworth Council is committed to reducing its environmental impact. Find out more here.