The first tickets for London's annual New Year's Eve fireworks display are set to go on sale at midday on Friday. Tickets are priced between £20 and £50, depending on the viewing area, and Londoners will be charged £15 less than visitors.

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).

According to City Hall, the BBC’s coverage of the event was the most watched TV programme in the UK last year, with more than 12 million viewers

London's New Year's Eve Fireworks are always an impressive sight every year - and tickets will go on sale next week.

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".

Premium tickets are being introduced to watch London’s New Year’ Eve fireworks – with revellers having to pay up to £50 for the best views. In another change for the 2024/25 spectacular, higher rates will be charged for the first time for visitors to the capital,