London New Year's Eve fireworks tickets go on sale
Around 100,000 people are expected to attend the annual display around the London Eye.
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The first allocation of tickets for London's New Year's Eve fireworks celebration became available at midday. The annual event, expected to draw approximately 100,000 attendees, will feature fireworks and light projections illuminating the area around the London Eye after Big Ben chimes midnight.
City Hall, which is organising the event with support from various agencies including the Metropolitan Police and Transport for London, has set ticket prices for residents at £20 or £35, depending on the viewing location. Those living outside the capital will pay £40 or £55 for tickets.
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Prices remain unchanged from last year, with a discount available for London residents.
Ticket sales and viewing areas
A warning has been issued by City Hall that only tickets purchased from the official vendor, Ticketmaster, will grant entry to the event. A further, smaller release of tickets is planned for later in the year. Mayor of London Lord Sadiq Khan encouraged those wishing to attend to purchase tickets promptly due to high demand.
The display will showcase the year's events and conclude with a rendition of 'Auld Lang Syne'. Designated viewing zones include Victoria Embankment, spanning from Westminster Bridge to Golden Jubilee Footbridge and further to Temple Avenue. Waterloo Bridge and the area behind the London Eye are also designated viewing spots. An accessible viewing area is located on Albert Embankment, beside St Thomas' Hospital.
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+When do tickets for London's New Year's Eve fireworks go on sale?
Tickets for London's New Year's Eve fireworks display went on sale at midday. A second, smaller batch of tickets will be released later in the year.
+How much do tickets for the fireworks cost?
Ticket prices for London residents are £20 or £35, depending on the viewing area. For those living outside the capital, tickets cost £40 or £55.
+Where are the official viewing areas for the fireworks?
Official viewing areas include parts of Victoria Embankment, Waterloo Bridge, and the area behind the London Eye. An accessible viewing area is also available on Albert Embankment.
+Where can I buy tickets for the event?
Tickets must be purchased exclusively from Ticketmaster, which is the only authorised outlet. City Hall has warned that tickets bought from other sources will not be accepted.
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