Hogmanay Family Fireworks Display

Don't miss the fantastic Hogmanay family fireworks display on the iconic Stirling Castle Esplanade at 9pm!

About Hogmanay Family Fireworks Display

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7:15pm - Gates open

7:45pm - 9pm - Radio Roadshow in partnership with Capital FM and DJ Fat Brestovca, featuring competitions and live music performances. Full programme will be announced nearer the time.

There will be hot food vendors on site and adults (over 18) can bring their own alcohol on site (please note: no glass will be allowed and a Challenge 25 policy will be in place - stewards or police may ask for ID from anyone bringing alcohol who appears younger than 25).

9pm – Spectacular overhead fireworks from the grounds of Stirling Castle. The fireworks at the Family Event are specifically designed for a family audience and will be softer and quieter than the later event.

9.15pm – Event closes

Tickets £6 each or £20 for a family ticket of four (all attendees must have a valid ticket including babies). £1 booking fee per ticket. The main event access will be via the steps next to the Portcullis, Castle Wynd – there will be wheelchair access via the Stirling Castle access road).

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