Battersea Park Fireworks is back for 2026, bringing an evening of spectacular fireworks, family fun and life performances performances.

Whether you're planning a night out with friends or an evening with family, here's everything you need to know about this year's event. 

Where and when is Battersea Park Fireworks held?

Battersea Park Fireworks display will be held on 7 and 8 November at Battersea Park, London.

Tickets cost £18 for adults, £11.50 for children aged 5-15, and under 5's go free. 

How do I get to the event in Battersea Park?

Travelling by train

The nearest station to Battersea Park that is accessible by SWR is Queenstown Road (Battersea) Station which is a short 6-minute walk away from the park and is served with regular trains from other London stations such as London Waterloo and Clapham Junction.

If travelling from further afield, many South Western Railway routes such as Bournemouth, Woking and Southampton can access these London stations directly. You just need to make one change at these stations to get to Battersea Park Station. 

Explore our full range of ticket types to find the right one for your journey to Battersea Park. You can find cheap train tickets by booking early or going off-peak, and if you have a Railcard or if you’re travelling in a group, you could save even more. 

Things to see and do at Battersea Park Fireworks

Get ready for a jam-packed weekend at Battersea Park Fireworks 2026. From spectacular fireworks and live entertainment to fairground rides and plenty of food and drink, there's plenty for the whole family to enjoy. Here's what you can expect:

Firework Displays

Taking place across 7 and 8 November, this year's event promises spectacular fireworks set to music, with 2 different shows to enjoy across the weekend. Arrive early to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the entertainment before the main display lights up the sky. 

Entertainment  

There's plenty to enjoy before and after the fireworks, with a different line-up each night. On Saturday, catch a DJ set from Rudimental, Latin music from Conjunto Sabroso, and round off the evening with the Disco Ceilidh afterparty. On Sunday, look out for the Lords of Lightning show, sing along to Fearlessly Taylor and finish the night with the Pop Anthems Afterparty. There will also be fairground rides the whole family can enjoy. 

Food and drink

Make an evening of it with a choice of food stalls, warming winter treats and drinks from the event's bars. Whether you fancy grabbing a bite between the entertainment or warming up with a seasonal drink, there's plenty to enjoy while you wait for the fireworks to begin. 

Things to do near Battersea Park

Battersea Park is in a prime location in London with so much to do around it. If you’re looking for more to do in the capital city once the event in Battersea Park is over, you will have plenty of options to choose from. Discover iconic sights and world-class museums on your visit. Or why not check out the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, something everyone should see once!

If you’re after some retail therapy, London is the place you need to be. The well-known Oxford Street caters for you typical high street shops, while in Covent Garden you can find high-end shops for luxury goods.

If food is your thing, you won’t be short of eateries around the city, from Michelin star restaurant to famous markets such as Borough Market you’re sure to find something you like.

Discover more of London with our London Guide to plan the perfect trip to the capital.

Where to stay in London

There are many places to stay in London including hotel chains, B&Bs and hostels. If you’re on a budget, The Point A Hotel is affordable and great value for money.

Looking for something more indulgent for your stay in London? The Corinthia Hotel will tick this box – a hotel of pure indulgence.

Battersea Park Fireworks Accessibility

Battersea Park Fireworks Night caters for all, with accessibility practices in place. There is a wheelchair viewing platform which is located to the back of the Fireworks viewing space with hard-standing access from various gates nearby. Make sure to reserve this area in advance should you require it as space is limited, priority will be given to those who need it. Should you qualify for this area, you will be allowed to bring at least one person to accompany you to watch the show.

Companion tickets are available for those who need it, proof of eligibility will be required when booking these tickets.

Two accessible toilets will be located close to the viewing platform, while more will be available in the main toilet blocks in the park.

For more information, visit Battersea Park Fireworks Access Information page.