How to get to the London New Year's Eve fireworks
The London New Year's Eve Fireworks are ticketed by colour zone along Victoria Embankment & the South Bank, River Thames. Start with the zone on your ticket, then use its entry stations and gate number.
Get ticketsTube and gate guide by colour zone
The event data links each ticket colour to a bank of the Thames and an entrance. Match your route to your ticket rather than aiming for the nearest point to the London Eye.
Blue zone
North bank · Victoria Embankment (opposite the Eye)
Entry: Victoria / Westminster (Gate 1)
White zone
North bank · Victoria Embankment (Embankment)
Entry: Charing Cross / Embankment (Gate 2)
Pink zone
South bank · South Bank (towards Blackfriars)
Entry: Southwark / Waterloo (Gate 6)
Red zone
North bank · Victoria Embankment (towards Blackfriars)
Entry: Temple / Blackfriars (Gates 4–5)
Green zone
South bank · beside the London Eye
Entry: Waterloo (Gate 7)
Orange zone
South bank · Westminster Bridge to Lambeth (accessible)
Entry: Westminster / Lambeth (Gates 8–9)
Road, taxi and drop-off notes
TODO: verify official 2026 road closure details
This codebase confirms the event location, the six ticketed viewing zones, and each zone's entry station or gate. It does not include verified 2026 road closure boundaries, taxi rules, or accessible drop-off details. Add those only after checking the official organiser or transport source.
Pick your zone before planning the route
The clearest journey depends on the ticket colour. Browse current London fireworks resale tickets, then use the matching entry station above.
Frequently asked questions
Use the entrance label for your ticketed colour zone: Blue uses Victoria or Westminster, White uses Charing Cross or Embankment, Pink uses Southwark or Waterloo, Red uses Temple or Blackfriars, Green uses Waterloo, and Orange uses Westminster or Lambeth.