Remember, remember … Southwark Fireworks Night 2017
Southwark Fireworks Night 2017
Southwark Fireworks Night 2017ALL TICKETS SOLD OUT
Southwark Council annual fireworks extravaganza, now in its 14th year, will be back once again on Sunday 5 November 207 in Southwark Park for another explosive evening of light, sound and family entertainment. The event, named by visitlondon.com as one of the best displays in the capital, is one of the few free for residents displays taking place in London on the night itself.
Anyone planning to attend the fireworks event should ensure they get their tickets in advance. Please be aware that local routes to the park will be very busy on the night, so travel to the event should be planned in advance.
Gates will open at 5pm, with food, drink, children’s funfair and entertainment available until 8pm. Last entry to the park will be at 6.30pm, so please arrive in good time.
Due to its huge popularity, the event will be ticketed n to help control numbers and ensure everyone can enjoy the event safely
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Tickets will be free for people who live in Southwark, those from outside the borough will have to pay a small fee. Tickets will be available to book from midday Friday 22 September and theyt sell out in advance so it’s best to book as quickly as possible to avoid missing out.
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Important Information
Fireworks Night is always an exciting night but we encourage you to take advantage of this free event and leave the fireworks to those specially trained to handle them. Fireworks are a cause of serious fires and injuries every year when not used responsibly and can be very dangerous to the user and others around them.
We are expecting large numbers of people this evening so arrive early to avoid the long queues and last entry time at the gates is 6.30pm. The event has a limited capacity and once we’ve reached it, we’ve reached it and will have to turn people away.