Wandsworth Council’s annual display is back for 2026, and will once again take place over two nights this year. Go on Saturday for the regular fireworks plus a disco ceilidh, a DJ set from Rudimental and a live Latin band playing salsa, classic dura, and Afro-Cuban rhythms. Alongside the fireworks, Sunday’s entertainment will feature a Taylor Swift tribute, an electrifying performance by Lords of Lightning and a pop anthems afterparty. On both days, there’ll also be street food, cosy drinks and fairground rides. There’ll also be mulled winter warmers and autumnal comfort food.
What time do the fireworks start in Battersea?
On Saturday, gates open at 6pm and last entry is at 8pm, before a display that begins at 8.30pm. On Sunday, gates open at 4.30pm, last entry is at 6.30pm, and the display begins at 7pm.
How much do tickets for the Battersea Park fireworks cost?
Tickets are available now, from £18.60 for adults and £11.50 for children age 5 to 15. Book here.
What is the capacity of Battersea Park fireworks?
One of the largest displays in the city, Battersea Park fireworks can accommodate 50,000 ticketed spectators per night.
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