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Tickets are on sale for the Warwick Town Bonfire and Fireworks at Warwick Racecourse on Saturday 7 November 2026, and they’re cheaper bought in advance: £10 for anyone 15 and over, rising to £12 on the day.
The bonfire is run by Warwick Lions and Warwick Rotary, and all the money raised goes to local charities and good causes.
Ticket prices
- 15 and over: £10 in advance, £12 on the day.
- Under 15: £2.
- 3 and under: free, but they still need a ticket booked in advance.
- VIP Kingmaker: £20 for adults and £5 for children, in advance only.
Tickets are sold online through Warwick Racecourse until 7pm on the night. The organisers describe it as a ticket-only event with limited numbers, and say there may be only a few tickets on the gate, depending on advance sales.
What time are the fireworks?
Gates open at 5pm. A short display for younger children starts at 6pm, the bonfire is lit at about 6.30pm, and the main 19-minute display, set to music, follows at about 6.40pm. Food, drink and entertainment carry on until 8pm.
Dogs aren’t allowed, and nor are your own fireworks, though you can bring sparklers. Warwick Racecourse suggests parking at Cape Road car park (about a 10-minute walk) or St Nicholas Park car park on Banbury Road (about 15 minutes), and warns that roads around the racecourse are very busy from 5pm to 7.30pm.
Kenilworth Castle and Hatton Country World also have fireworks on 7 November. Our Bonfire Night in Warwick guide has every display nearby.
