Ticket prices and extra info was all revealed by the Mayor of London last Friday (October 11), but they officially go on sale today (October 18). Here’s all the ticket info you need if you want to be among the crowds at London’s magnificent New Year’s Eve display (including a major discount for locals).

Yes, reader, it’s going to be 2025 in a little over two months. While the drumbeat of time might give you a minor existential crisis, at the very least, it means you’ll soon be able to watch the New Year’s Eve fireworks display.

Around 65,000 tickets for London's annual New Year's Eve fireworks display have gone on sale. Tickets which went on sale at noon on Friday are priced between £20 and £50, depending on the viewing area, and Londoners will be charged £15 less than visitors.

Tickets for London's annual New Year's Eve fireworks display are to go on sale at midday on 18 October. They are priced between £20 and £50, depending on the viewing area, and Londoners will be charged £15 less than visitors. City Hall said prices have increased this year to "enhance security and crowd management".