Ealing Fireworks 2026: 5 and 7 November, all on sale

Ealing has three fireworks displays in 2026, all run by sports and social clubs rather than the council, and all three are on sale:

• Ealing Cricket Club fireworks 2026: Saturday 7 November, Corfton Road W5 2HS, gates 6pm, fireworks 7.45pm, early bird £13.50 an adult and £7.50 a child.
• Trailfinders fireworks 2026: Thursday 5 November, Vallis Way W13 0DD, gates 5.30pm, fireworks 7.30pm, online from £11 an adult and £6.50 a child.
• Brentham Club fireworks 2026: Saturday 7 November, 38a Meadvale Road W5 1NP, 5pm to 9pm, £13.50 an adult and £7.50 a child.

Ealing Council runs no display of its own, and the site called “Ealing Fireworks” is a Harrow event (see below).

Last checked 11 October 2026: dates, times and prices unchanged on all three box offices.

Ealing fireworks 2026 at a glance

Ealing Cricket Club fireworks 2026, Corfton Road

The club’s 2026 display is the Festival of Fire & Light on Saturday 7 November: gates 6pm, a children’s light quest and lantern parade from 6pm, fireworks at 7.45pm and music until late, with a Diwali theme. The box office runs 6pm to 10.30pm.

Tickets on the club’s own Ealing CC box office, as listed on 11 October:

• Early bird adult £13.50 (£17 on the gate)
• Early bird child aged 5 to 14 £7.50 (£11 on the gate)
• Early bird family of two adults and three children £33; no family tickets on the gate
• Online sales close at 8pm on the night, and all sales are final

The display is the one closest to Ealing Broadway, and it is a fundraiser: the club is a registered charity and says the proceeds go to cricket in the community. Full details in our story on the Festival of Fire & Light.

Last year it was called Firework Supernova and ran on Saturday 1 November 2025, with gates at 6pm and the display at 7.45pm set to pop music, a DJ set afterwards, children’s rides, and bars, BBQ, pizza, samosas, curry and mulled wine. The club’s own announcement stressed that everything except the ice cream van was card only, and recommended arriving early and coming by tube from Ealing Broadway or North Ealing (Ealing Cricket Club, posted 8 September 2025).

Trailfinders fireworks 2026, Vallis Way

Thursday 5 November, gates 5.30pm, fireworks 7.30pm. Trailfinders is the only one of the three on bonfire night itself. The club’s Fireworks Party 2026 listing promises bars, street food, mulled wine, sweet stands, a laser show, stilt walkers and fire breathers before the display, and says the event “has sold out 4 years running”.

• Online: adults from £11, children from £6.50
• On the night: adults £18, children £12
• Children’s tickets (under 14) only with a full-paying adult; under-16s must be accompanied
• No outside food or drink, no big bags, no dogs except service dogs, no refunds

Parking is the catch. The club says there is “limited pre 18:30 parking” on site and that cars arriving after 6.30pm “will not be allowed access and no refunds will be available”. It asks people to come by bus: the E2, E7, E9, E10 and 297 all serve Scotch Common.

The party has sat on 5 November for years. In 2024 it was billed as a Disco Fireworks Party on Tuesday 5 November, gates at 5.30pm and fireworks at 7.30pm. Back in 2019, Ealing Today recorded the same slot with gates at 6pm, a display at 7.30pm, stilt walkers, fire eaters and a laser show, at £7 adults, £3 under-14s and £5 parking (ealingtoday.co.uk).

Brentham Club fireworks 2026, Pitshanger

Saturday 7 November, 5pm to 9pm. Tickets are on the club’s own box office, Fireworks Night 2026:

• Adult (16 and over) £13.50
• Child aged 3 to 15 £7.50
• Family of two adults and up to three children £33
• Online sales close at 3.20pm on the day, and all sales are final

Each ticket row is marked “No booking fees” (the banner at the top of the same page says a booking fee applies, but the ticket rows say otherwise). That is £1 more per adult and child than 2025. As of 11 October the club has still not put a display time or gate prices on the 2026 listing; its 2025 display was at about 7.30pm.

The Brentham display is the one that sells out, so do not count on buying at the gate. Last year it was Saturday 8 November 2025, doors at 5pm, display at approximately 7.30pm, with a children’s disco from 5pm to 7pm and again from 8pm, street food and fairground rides. The club’s Fireworks 2025 page is still live and marked SOLD OUT; it listed online prices of £12.50 an adult, £6.50 a child and £32 a family, and gate prices of £16 and £10, under-3s free.

The club’s 2025 conditions are worth knowing before you turn up: entry, food and drink were card only but the rides needed cash, under-16s could only be ticketed alongside a paying adult and had to be accompanied, no outside food or drink, no large bags, no dogs, and no bringing your own fireworks or sparklers.

The trap: “Ealing Fireworks” is a Harrow event

Search for Ealing fireworks and the site that comes up first is ealingfireworks.co.uk. Read the address before you buy anything.

That site sells the Ealing and Harrow Fireworks Display, and the venue is Byron Park, Peel Road, Harrow HA3 7QX. That is a different borough, roughly seven miles from Ealing Broadway, and it is not an Ealing event in any sense except the domain name. Its own footer reads “Copyright © 2026 Harrow Fireworks” and its contact address is info@harrowfireworks.co.uk. It is one site in a network of town-named domains selling the same single display.

Its published date for 2026 is Saturday 7 November, gates from 12pm and free entry until 3pm, a Diwali pre-show, a funfair, and the fireworks at approximately 7.45pm after a 7.30pm pre-show.

The site does not really dispute any of this. Its own About Us page opens with the sentence “Ealing and Harrow Fireworks is Harrows Fireworks display”, and the paragraph below invites “Ealing, Brent, Barnet and Hillingdon, Uxbridge, Borehamwood, Elstree, Ruislip, Mill Hill and Edgware” to come to Harrow.

Three warnings if you do go, because only the homepage is current.

• The About Us page’s own title tag still reads “Saturday 8th November 2025” while the body of the same page says 7 November 2026. That page also contains the typo “Easling”.
• The Buy Tickets page is last year’s. Its title says “Saturday 8th November 2025” and its only text is the notice that closed the 2025 event: “TICKETS NOW ONLY AVAILABLE AT THE GATE … CASH ONLY AT THE GATE … TICKETS PRICE @ THE GATE £15 ADULTS £10 KIDS | UNDER 3’S GO FREE”. Those are 2025 prices on a page you reach by clicking Buy Tickets today.
• The Where to Park page is two years old, headed “Saturday 9th November 2024”.

The prices do not line up either. The homepage says “buy tickets online to save up to 40% off the door price”, while the About Us page pitches “a fun-filled day for all the family for £30”, and the only actual ticket prices published anywhere on the site are last year’s £15 and £10 gate prices. If you buy, check what the checkout actually charges before you commit.

Getting there and parking

All three Ealing venues are in residential streets, and all three tell people to come by public transport.

• Ealing Cricket Club, W5 2HS is a short walk from Ealing Broadway (Central, Elizabeth, District, Great Western) and North Ealing (Piccadilly).
• The Brentham Club, W5 1NP is in Pitshanger, nearest station Hanger Lane or a walk from Pitshanger Lane’s buses.
• Trailfinders, W13 0DD is off Castlebar Road, walkable from West Ealing and Ealing Broadway, and on the E2, E7, E9, E10 and 297 buses. On-site parking is limited and closes to cars at 6.30pm.

Before driving to any of them, check the borough’s normal controlled parking hours on our parking in Ealing page, and check roadworks and travel for anything shut on the route.

What is confirmed and what is not

• Trailfinders: confirmed for Thursday 5 November, gates 5.30pm, fireworks 7.30pm, prices published.
• The Brentham Club: confirmed for Saturday 7 November, 5pm to 9pm, online prices published. Display time and gate prices not yet stated.
• Ealing Cricket Club: confirmed for Saturday 7 November, gates 6pm, fireworks 7.45pm, early bird tickets on sale.

Every 2026 date and price above was read from the organisers’ own box offices, first on 29 September and again on 11 October 2026. For everything else on in the borough that week, see what’s on in Ealing.