New Year’s Eve fireworks display- How to get tickets to ring in 2024, cost and time

Around 100,000 tickets will be made available for the event this year, with the first batch going on sale at midday on Friday November 3.
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Tickets for the mayor of London’s spectacular New Year’s Eve fireworks display have gone on sale.

More than 100,000 people will gather on the banks of the famous River Thames to say farewell to 2023 and hello to 2024.

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The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “Celebrating the new year in the heart of our capital while watching our spectacular fireworks display on the banks of the River Thames is the best ticket in town.

“Millions around the world will see our capital’s skyline illuminated by an extraordinary celebration of fireworks that will show London is for everyone.

“The only way to enjoy the fireworks in person is by buying a ticket in advance, so I urge anyone wanting to join us to book their ticket as early as possible so they can come and enjoy another wonderful show.”

Tickets to London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks are now on saleTickets to London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks are now on sale
Tickets to London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks are now on sale

How to get tickets to see the London New Year fireworks display

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The final batch of 20,000 tickets will go on sale at noon on Friday December 1 as Londoners and visitors are given the last chance to secure a ticket.

Around 100,000 tickets will be made available for the event this year, with the first batch having already sold out.

Tickets will be available to buy online for £20 at AXS.com, the only authorised ticket vendor. Tickets sold elsewhere will not be valid.

There is a maximum of four tickets per transaction.

Will the event be on TV?

Yes. BBC provides extensive coverage of the fireworks display, with people able to watch on TV and on the BBC iPlayer.

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