London: Ticket limits for London fireworks show

The New Year's fireworks show is one of the right ways to open the New Year in London. The London Fireworks Show started in 2000 and is held every morning on January 1st. The initial performance was only 3 minutes. In 2004, the length of the firework show was set to 10 minutes. More than 100,000 people will gather in the center of London to enjoy this grand firework show, and welcome the New Year 's arrival.

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In 2010, London began to include background music produced by BBC DJs in the fireworks display. Along with the phrase "Welcome to London", tens of thousands of fireworks were launched from the "London Eye" and a barge on the Thames. As the Big Ben struck 12 bells at 0 o'clock on the 1st, dazzling fireworks illuminate, illuminating the Thames and the ancient city of London, the passionate music sounded at the same time, the audience cheered.

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Because the London New Year's Eve Fireworks Show focuses on landmark attractions such as the London Eye and the Tower Bridge, the London New Year's Eve Fireworks Show requires tickets to be purchased in advance. Tickets are sold in five areas: blue, red, white, pink, and green. Each ticket costs 10 pounds, and a maximum of 4 tickets can be reserved per person. The official website of the New Year's fireworks show is open for pre-sale from the end of September every year, and tens of thousands of tickets are sold out instantly.

You need to enter the venue in advance to watch the fireworks show. Visitors have to wait at least 3 hours in the cold wind, but it can't stop the enthusiasm of the audiences who are pouring into the regions to watch the performance. The organizers of the event ignited the crowds with the music of the audience, and the waiting time passed quickly.

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When the fireworks bloomed, the gorgeous audio-visual feast allowed visitors to enjoy the British atmosphere and rush to take photos to commemorate everyone. Everyone was cheering and said "Happy New Year". This is a prime location in London. Not only are there high-rise buildings, but also ancient buildings with a century-old history in Britain. The Big Ben rings and countdowns with tens of thousands of tourists ... Everything makes London's fireworks show unique.