You will be viewing the firework show in a field, which could be muddy, therefore we recommend wearing appropriate footwear such as walking boots.
The main walkways and entrances to the field are lit, however, there are areas in the field which maybe dark, so we recommend you bring a torch with you.
There will be no ticket sales at the event this year.
All tickets purchased online are either mobile tickets or print at home. You will not receive any tickets through the post.
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No I’m sorry your fireworks ticket will only allow you access to the fireworks display from 5:30pm. To go into the castle a separate admission ticket will need to be purchased from English Heritage before 3:30pm (prior to the castle closing at 4pm). Full details are available from the English Heritage website
Last admissions is at 6.45pm, the fireworks will start shortly after this.
To allow time to exit the event you should expect to be out of the castle area by around 8:15pm
If you wish to buy a Senior ticket, you must 65 or over.
Child tickets apply to children up to the age of 13. Children aged 14 or over require an adult ticket but those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. There is no charge for children under the age of 3, however they must have an infant ticket available from our ticket site. No buggies are permitted at the event.
This is a family event but we do not recommend bringing children aged 3 or under. This is due to the large crowd, noise (both music and fireworks), darkness and potentially slippery underfoot conditions. If you choose to bring children 3 then this is at your own risk. Please note you cannot bring prams or buggies into the event for safety reasons.
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