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Battersea Park Fireworks promotes travelling sustainability. We really encourage guests to reduce their carbon-footprint by travelling by public transport, bicycle or foot where possible. The park is also best accessed this way.

There will be no parking available in the park, except some very limited disabled parking.

BY BIKE
Guests will be encouraged to cycle to the event with a dedicated cycling park provided at Albert Gate. Please note: this will be the only gate where you can leave personal bikes and bikes are left at owners risk.

By cycling to the event, you are helping to reduce our emissions.

There are lots of apps that allow you to hire bikes such as Lime, Human Forest, Dott, TIER and Santander. However, please note that hired bikes cannot be left inside the park.

BY TRAIN
If travelling by train, Battersea Park is well serviced by South Western Railway, with the event accessible from Battersea Park, Queenstown Road, Victoria and Clapham Junction Rail Stations.

Plan your journey here.

BY TUBE
The closest London Underground stations are:

  • Battersea Power Station (Northern line)

  • Victoria Station (Victoria, Circle and District line)


BY BUS
There are a number of buses that go directly past the park, such as 170, 19, 319, 345.

Plan your journey here.

ALBERT BRIDGE

Due to the ongoing repair works to Albert Bridge, The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea will be implementing a temporary closure of the bridge to pedestrians and cyclists for a short period of time on the 7th and 8th November. This is for the safety of the public and the structure itself, to prevent large crowds gathering on the bridge while it is undergoing repairs.

The closure will be in place for the following times:

  • 19:30 – 21:50 Saturday 7th November

  • 18:00 – 20:20 Sunday 8th November

    *timings subject to change

Stewards will be in place at each end of the bridge to redirect pedestrians to the nearby Battersea Bridge, and provide directions for anyone who needs assistance.

TOP TIP

We recommend you make your way into the event via Albert Gate if you are travelling from Clapham Junction, as we expect it to be much quieter than Sun Gate on both evenings.