London Fireworks 2026: Battersea, Alexandra Palace, Blackheath and Wimbledon Times and Tickets

London’s main organised Bonfire Night displays run from Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 November 2026, and the first, at Wimbledon Park on Thursday 5 November, opens its gates and funfair at 5.15pm with the first fireworks show at 6.45pm, according to Merton Council. The table below puts every display from the organisers’ own pages side by side, and a one-page printable follows.

We checked each page on 29 October 2026. Bonfire Night itself, 5 November, is a Thursday this year, and the rules on setting off your own fireworks are in our Bonfire Night 2026 story.

What are the London fireworks times and prices in 2026?

Display and date	Gates open	Fireworks	Last entry	Cheapest adult price	Children	How tickets are sold
Wimbledon Park, Thu 5 Nov (Merton Council)	5.15pm; 7.15pm for second show	6.45pm first show; 8.30pm second show	Not listed	Not stated on Merton’s pages	Under 4s need no ticket	Ticket needed, shown on entry; seller not stated
Morden Park, Sat 7 Nov (Merton Council)	Not listed separately	Not listed separately	Not listed	Not stated on Merton’s pages	Under 4s need no ticket	Ticket needed, shown on entry; seller not stated
Blackheath, Sat 7 Nov (Lewisham Council)	Event runs 5pm to 10.30pm	Display starts at 5pm (news release)	Not listed	£16	£5 for under-10s; £10 for 11 to 15	Tickets via organiser Slammin Events
Battersea Park, Sat 7 Nov (Enable LC)	6pm	About 8.30pm; show ends 11pm	8pm	£10.60 lowest listed tier (16+)	Youth (5 to 15) £11.50; under 5s free, ticket needed	In advance only, not at the gate
Battersea Park, Sun 8 Nov (Enable LC)	4.30pm	About 7pm; show ends 9.30pm	6.30pm	£10.60 lowest listed tier (16+)	Youth (5 to 15) £11.50; under 5s free, ticket needed	In advance only, not at the gate
Alexandra Palace, Sat 7 Nov	4pm	Not listed on the venue page	Not listed	From £11.50 (ticket type not stated)	Not listed	Not stated on the venue page
Alexandra Palace, Sun 8 Nov	4pm	Not listed on the venue page	Not listed	From £11.50 (ticket type not stated)	Not listed	Not stated on the venue page

“Not listed” means the organiser’s page we checked does not say. We did not fill gaps from other sites.

When is the Wimbledon Park and Morden Park display?

Merton Council’s “Fireworks in the Park” page lists Wimbledon Park on Thursday 5 November and Morden Park on Saturday 7 November. Its running order gives 5.15pm for gates and funfair, 6.45pm for the first fireworks show, 7.15pm when gates open for the second show, 8.30pm for the second fireworks show and 10pm when the funfair closes.

Merton’s running-order page, as we read it, is not split by park, so we show times in full only for Wimbledon Park. The council says tickets are needed for both displays and must be shown on entry, that children under 4 years of age do not need a ticket, and that there is no car parking at any of its shows. It also warns: “These shows do sell out, so grab your tickets today.” Prices are not stated on the Merton pages we checked.

What time is Blackheath fireworks 2026?

Lewisham Council’s event page says the display takes place on Saturday 7 November 2026, from 5pm to 10.30pm. Its news release of 8 September 2026 says the display starts at 5pm and runs until 10pm, so the two council pages differ on the end time. Check the organiser’s ticket page before you travel.

Tickets are sold through the organiser, Slammin Events. Lewisham’s release says prices start from £5 for under-10s, £10 for 11- to 15-year-olds and £16 for adults, with entrances at Blackheath Gate, Lewisham Gate and Greenwich Gate. We could not reach the event’s own site, so we do not say whether any session is sold out.

What are the Battersea Park fireworks 2026 times and tickets?

The organiser, Enable LC, lists two nights. On Saturday 7 November gates open at 6pm, close at 8pm with no entry after, and the fireworks are estimated to start at 8.30pm, with the show ending at 11pm. On Sunday 8 November gates open at 4.30pm, close at 6.30pm, and the fireworks are estimated to start at 7pm, ending at 9.30pm.

The organiser’s page lists several price tiers:

Ticket tier	Price
Super Early Bird General Admission (16+)	£10.60
Early Bird	£13.10
Late Release (16+)	£15.90
General Admission	£16.70
Final Release	£18.10
Youth (5 to 15)	£11.50
Under 5s	Free, but need a ticket

The page does not say which tier is on sale now, so the safe summary is that prices on the organiser’s page run from £10.60 to £18.10 depending on release. Tickets “need to be purchased in advance and cannot be purchased at the gate.”

There is no parking in the park except very limited disabled parking. Albert Bridge is closed to pedestrians and cyclists from 7.30pm to 10pm on Saturday and from 6pm to 8.30pm on Sunday.

What time are the Alexandra Palace fireworks in 2026?

Alexandra Palace says its “Fireworks & Drone Festival returns on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November 2026”, with gates open at 4pm (16:00 on the page) and tickets “From £11.50”. The fireworks start time is not listed on the venue page, so we do not give one.

Which dates should you mark?

Saturday 7 November has four displays on the calendar: Morden Park, Blackheath, Battersea Park and Alexandra Palace. Sunday 8 November has Battersea Park and Alexandra Palace. The printable lists each with its gates, fireworks time and ticket note. Add the dates to the November 2026 printable calendar or the printable weekly calendar.

Other London dates around the same time include the Regent Street, Carnaby and Covent Garden Christmas lights switch-ons and the Lord Mayor’s Show on 14 November.

Times and prices come from the organisers and can change; we did not check displays other than those above.