London Fireworks 2025

New Year’s Eve Celebration

Ring in the new year with a magical time at the London Eye!

  • 31st Dec 2025
  • Suitable for all ages
The London Eye lit up in green at night, with green, red, and orange fireworks bursting around it during New Year's Eve celebrations.

Why Celebrate New Year’s Eve at the London Eye?

There’s no better way to celebrate New Year’s Eve than in the heart of the city. The London Eye is the ultimate location for ringing in the new year, with amazing 360° views of the River Thames, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace.

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The London Eye lit up in green at night, with green, red, and orange fireworks bursting around it during New Year's Eve celebrations.
The London Eye lit up in green at night, with green, red, and orange fireworks bursting around it during New Year's Eve celebrations.
The London Eye lit up in pink at night, with red, yellow and orange fireworks bursting around it during New Year's Eve celebrations.
The London Eye lit up in pink at night, with red, yellow and orange fireworks bursting around it during New Year's Eve celebrations.
The London Eye lit up in violet at night, with multi-coloured fireworks bursting around it during New Year's Eve celebrations.
The London Eye lit up in violet at night, with multi-coloured fireworks bursting around it during New Year's Eve celebrations.

Timings and Schedule for the Fireworks

The Mayor of London’s New Year’s Eve Fireworks show starts at midnight on the 31st of December, accompanied by the iconic chimes of Big Ben in the background. The fireworks display lasts between 10 and 15 minutes, meaning you’re in for an amazing show! 

The gates open at 8PM for ticket holders only. You must have your official ticket on hand to be allowed in the viewing area. 

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Best Viewing Spots for London’s New Year Fireworks

The London fireworks display has been dazzling the skyline since 1999, and Southbank have the best views by far. 

Other popular viewing areas include: 

  • Westminster Bridge
  • Jubilee Gardens
  • Parliament Hill

Family-Friendly day out at the London Eye

The London Eye is family-friendly attraction, and a memorable way to ring in the new year with your friends and family. Plus, the Jubilee Gardens is right behind the London Eye and is the perfect place to keep your little ones entertained. 

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Tips for Planning Your New Year’s Eve at the London Eye

Joining us for New Year’s Eve this year? Here are some practical tips to keep in mind while planning your visit. 

  • The closest train stations to the London Eye are Waterloo and Westminster stations.
  • We recommend dressing warmly and in preparation to stand outside. Make sure to bring your beanies, gloves and scarves!
  • Why not join us at the Eye Lounge Bar and enjoy a glass of champagne and snacks while you wait for the fireworks.

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The London Eye lit up in pink at night, with red, yellow and orange fireworks bursting around it during New Year's Eve celebrations.

FAQs

Besides getting official tickets, you can watch the fireworks along the South Bank, near Westminster Bridge, Primrose Hill or Parliament Hill.

Find out more about purchasing official tickets to the Mayor of London’s New Year’s Eve Fireworks fireworks display.

Please note, we do not sell tickets directly from our website.

The fireworks display starts exactly at midnight and lasts up to 15 minutes.

Yes, the fireworks are suitable for young children, however, they may not be suitable for babies and toddlers due to the sound of loud bangs. 

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