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Alexandra Palace Fireworks Festival

The huge – and hugely popular – display over north London also features a German beer festival
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Time Out says

The Alexandra Palace Fireworks Festival is easily one of the biggest, baddest displays in town. Traditionally, the display is a big old musical extravaganza and, this year, they’ve added a brand new element to blow your mind – a fully choreographed drone show right before the fireworks. But it’s not just what’s going on in the sky that’s the attraction here (although, with Ally Pally’s panoramic view of London, it is a fairly big pull).

Music will come from funk-loving comedy duo The Cuban Brothers on November 1 and garage icons Artful Dodger on November 2. There’s tons more to do, from ice skating and an ice disco, to StrEATLIFE, where you can fill up on yummy street food, cocktails and craft beer. Head to the Great Hall for the annual German bier festival, where you’ll also find entertainment in the form of oompah bands, Oasis tribute act Definitely Mightbe (November 1) and ABBA Revival (November 2).

What time do Alexandra Palace Fireworks start?

The fireworks will begin at 9 pm on Friday and 8 pm on Saturday. 

Tickets and prices

Tickets can be purchased on Dice here for November 1 and here for November 2. Adult passes cost £17.50, with children aged 0-10 costing £5.50 or aged 11-15 at £12. Add-on tickets for activities like ice skating, the ice disco and the bier festival can also be purchased from Dice.

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Price:
From £15.50
Opening hours:
6pm to 10.30pm
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