Firework displays across Blackpool & the Fylde coast this week

Tuesday, 1 November 2022 12:35

A number of bonfire and firework displays are planned across Blackpool & the Fylde coast this week.

They include:

Thursday 3rd November

Fleetwood Town’s annual fireworks extravaganza at Highbury Stadium, in partnership with Affinity Lancashire.

For the eighth year, Fireworks Night will provide fun for all the family with live music, entertainment, games on the pitch, and of course a spectacular fireworks display.

There will be all sorts of family fun on the evening including live music with the whole event will be compèred by Fleetwood’s very own Wayne Bibby.

Gates open at 5:15pm and standard tickets are £7 for adults, £4 for under-16s, and £1 for under-5s. You can purchase tickets in advance, or you can pay on the gate. The event will close at 8:30pm.

Tickets will be available on a first come first served basis for the Parkside Stand only. Food and drink will be available to purchase from the kiosks on the evening - in previous years this has been a sell-out, so book now to avoid disappointment.

St Annes Cricket Club

Watching a spectacular fireworks display is a must this autumn. Back by popular demand, join us for a firework & funfair extravaganza!

Family ticket £10, Adults £3, Children £2

Gates open for funfair thrills from 4pm

Pavilion bar open from 4pm (payment by card only, no cash)

Delicious hot food available in the pavilion & outdoors from 4pm

Firework display at approx 7:30pm

5th November

Blackpool Cricket Club - Stanley Park

Fireworks & Bonfire

Gates Open 5.00pm

Bonfire Lit 7.30pm

Fireworks 8.15pm

Single ticket £5.00

Family ticket £15.00 (2 Adults plus 2 Children)

Poulton Le Fylde - Cottam Hall Field

Bonfire & Fireworks, Live Band, Kiddies Rides, Food Stalls

Gates open at 6pm - Fireworks 7.30pm

Adults £6, Children £3 ,Family Ticket £18

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