Alexandra Palace fireworks 2022: All you need to know about Ally Pally Bonfire Night
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Dubbed the ‘Glastonbury of Fireworks’, the event is an annual fireworks display taking place on Saturday, November 5, at the famous Alexandra Palace venue in north London.
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Hide AdOutdoor live music, street food, DJs, ice skating, cinema and a German beer festival are set to transform the 196-acre park and palace into a family-friendly festival spectacular.
While TV presenter Gok Wan will lead the DJ line-up and an awe-inspiring fireworks display and bonfire will be set against epic panoramic views of London’s skyline.
Simon Fell, Fireworks Festival director, said: “We cannot wait to welcome everyone to this year’s event.”
He continued: “We’re going big, with a packed programme featuring all the classics, a sensational display, massive bonfire, plus plenty of extras we add on to bring a proper festival vibe.
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Hide Ad“It’s perfect for families and with live music, street food and our bier festival, grown-ups will be able to party the night away too.”
Visitors can also step inside the palace, with the ice rink featuring an ice disco.
While the Great Hall welcomes the UK’s largest German Bier Festival, including an Elvis tribute act.
Film-screenings will be held in the award-winning theatre, with classics including Shaun of the Dead on offer.
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Hide AdAnd a huge family area will ensure the event is suitable for all ages.
Fireworks displays have been held at the palace for nearly 150 years.
Highlights include recreations of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius and Destruction of the Spanish Armada.
“Ally Pally has become a go-to display for Londoners and we love that people from outside the city journey here as well,” Simon added.
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Hide Ad“It’s going to be spectacular, so grab your tickets while you can.”
The festival will run from 4pm-10.45pm, on Saturday, November 5, at Alexandra Palace.
Tickets cost from £11 for an adult, from £6 for 11-15 year olds and £2 for under-10s.
Family tickets are also available from £44 (all prices + booking fee).
Full information is available at https://fireworks.london/
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