Where to Find Fireworks at Halloween
Halloween is the spookiest holiday of them all and it’s almost here! It’s time to start planning for those ghoulish activities and figure out how you are going to spend the holiday. We here at Fireworks Crazy suggest fireworks – of course! They are the perfect way to celebrate and you can find plenty of displays taking place across the UK.
Here are some suggestions on where to find fireworks at Halloween.
Ragley Hall, Alcester, Warwickshire
Ragley Hall will host one of the UK’s biggest Halloween firework displays on October 28th. The night will be full of live music, face painting and even a fancy dress competition. You can also enjoy tasty food – toffee apples are a must-have – and scrumptious drinks
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You can find tickets online for discount price or buy them on the gate.
Derry, Northern Ireland
Now, if you are looking for something gigantic and spooky, then Derry’s annual Halloween parade is the place to be. The three day event – running from October 28th to 30th – is the largest carnival parade in Europe. You’ll see the city streets filled with music, sculpture, lights and, of course, fireworks! Here’s a taster from a previous year:
Wentworth Woodhouse, Rotherham, South Yorkshire
Wentworth Woodhouse will host a big Halloween party on 28th of October. The venue will open at 4 pm and you get to dance, listen to music and ride fairground rids until the fireworks start. There will be a low noise firework display for the younger children at 7 pm and a bigger display at 8.30pm. You can find more information and buy tickets on the official website.
Horse and Groom, Clapham, Bedfordshire
October 28th will also see plenty of fireworks action in Bedfordshire. Horse and Groom will be hosting its annual Halloween Spooktacular, which also includes a massive fireworks display right at the end of the night. Just remember to leave room for the tasty treats available at the pub.
Chepstow Racecourse, Chepstow,
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