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New Year's Eve Fireworks on the Thames: What to Know if You're Near the London Eye

London's official New Year's Eve fireworks are launched from the London Eye and Thames-side locations — here's how it works.

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By London Launch Editorial Team

Sep 2, 2026 • 3 min read • Updated Sep 2, 2026

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The London Eye observation wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames

The London Eye observation wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames

London's official New Year's Eve fireworks display is centered on the London Eye and the surrounding stretch of the Thames, drawing large crowds to the South Bank and the opposite riverbank each year.

Ticketed viewing areas

Unlike most fireworks displays, London's New Year's Eve event has historically required tickets for entry into the official riverside viewing areas, with capacity limited for safety reasons.

Free vantage points exist

Areas further from the river, along with some elevated spots across the city, offer a free (if more distant) view of the display for visitors who don't have a ticket to the riverside zones.

Plan transport carefully

Road closures and heavy crowds mean walking and public transport are the practical way to get to and from the area that night — check for any transport changes in the days before.

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