Good question! Kids under 10 get in free with a paying adult. But you still need to grab a free ticket for them during the sale. Otherwise, they’re technically not allowed in the zone. Bureaucracy loves babies.
Seniors? No special discount, sorry. You’re paying the same £15 as everyone else. But honestly, for the sheer chaos of the night, that’s a bargain.
The hidden costs (because of course there are)
Okay, so the ticket is £15. But you’ll spend another £9 on the Tube if you’re not careful. Public transport runs all night, but it’s packed tighter than a clown car. Probably best to walk if you can feel your legs.
How Much Does The New Year Fireworks Cost London?
Then there’s the food. You’ll see a guy selling a single hot dog for £12. And you’ll buy it. Because you’re cold, hungry, and the fireworks haven’t started yet. That hot dog becomes a core memory.
So, the real cost? About £35-£50 per person once you factor in travel, a sad overpriced snack, and a regret-purchase of a glow stick from a random vendor.
