Reigate has no display of its own in 2026. Horley's is 17 October; Salfords is 6 November; Brockham and Epsom are 7 November. Times, prices and parking.
There is no public fireworks display in Reigate or Redhill town centre in 2026. The borough council’s events list has none, and neither does the Reigate Business Guild’s calendar. Bonfire night for the borough means travelling a few miles: Horley’s display comes first on Saturday 17 October, then Salfords on Friday 6 November, and Brockham and Epsom on Saturday 7 November. Bonfire Night itself, 5 November, is a Thursday this year, so the big shows sit on the weekends either side.
The quick answer
- Horley Lions, Saturday 17 October: Horley Recreation Ground, fireworks 7.30pm. From £6, advance tickets only.
- Godstone Farm, Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October: a low-bangs show with lasers, pre-book only.
- Monotype Perrywood, Salfords, Friday 6 November: bonfire 7.30pm, fireworks 8pm, tickets on Eventbrite.
- Brockham Bonfire, Saturday 7 November: fireworks 8.15pm, entry by donation, parking £10 cash.
- Epsom Fireworks, Saturday 7 November: main display 7.30pm, online tickets only, no parking at the arena.
| Display | Date | Fireworks | Entry | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Horley Lions | Sat 17 Oct | 7.30pm | Adults £6, children £3, family £15 | Advance only, none on the gate |
| Godstone Farm (low bangs) | Sat 24 and Sun 25 Oct | Evening finale | On the booking page | Pre-book only |
| Monotype Perrywood, Salfords | Fri 6 Nov | 8pm | Eventbrite | Ticket only |
| Brockham Bonfire | Sat 7 Nov | 8.15pm | Donation | No tickets |
| Epsom Fireworks | Sat 7 Nov | 6.30pm (low noise), 7.30pm | Adults from £12, under-5s free | Online only, none on the gate |
Horley Lions, Saturday 17 October
The borough’s own display is early again. Horley Lions Club holds its Charity Bonfire and Fireworks Display at Horley Recreation Ground, Brighton Road, RH6 8SS. Gates open at 5.30pm, the bonfire is lit at 7pm and the fireworks start at 7.30pm.
Adults pay £6, children aged 5 to 16 £3 and a family ticket is £15. The Lions are blunt about the gate: “no tickets will be available to purchase on the night”, so buy on Eventbrite before you go (Horley Lions). Our Horley fireworks page has the parking rules and what you cannot bring.
Godstone Farm low bangs, 24 and 25 October
For children who hate the noise, Godstone Farm runs a Mini Fireworks Festival on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October, with a laser show and a “low bangs” display set to music as the finale. A ticket lets you in from 4.30pm to see the animals and the play barn first, and the evening has fire acts, jugglers, stilt walkers and a kids’ disco. Tickets are “strictly pre-book only”, and you can add daytime entry from 10am for £10 a person (Godstone Farm). The farm is on Tilburstow Hill Road, Godstone, RH9 8LX.
Salfords: Perrywood, Friday 6 November
The nearest display to Redhill is at the Monotype Perrywood Sports and Social Club, Honeycrock Lane, RH1 5JP, on Friday 6 November. The club’s Eventbrite listing says “Bonfire 7:30pm, Fireworks 8pm & disco until late”, with food and drink, including alcohol, on sale. Doors are from 6.30pm.
It is a ticket-only event with no refunds, under-16s must be with an adult, and you cannot bring your own food, drink, fireworks or sparklers. The club warns that parking is limited (Eventbrite). Salfords has its own station on the line between Redhill and Horley.
Brockham Bonfire, Saturday 7 November
Brockham, just over the boundary west of Reigate, is the big traditional night: a torchlight procession at 6.35pm, the bonfire at 7.45pm and the fireworks at 8.15pm on Brockham Green. There are no tickets; entry is by donation. Roads into the village close at 5.30pm and field parking is £10 a car, cash. Resident car passes close on 30 October, and the organisers still list the 2026 bus timetable as “coming soon” (Brockham Bonfire). Our Brockham Bonfire page has the full timetable and last year’s buses from Reigate and Redhill.
Epsom Fireworks, Saturday 7 November
The biggest ticketed show within reach of Banstead and Tadworth is at Hook Road Arena, Chessington Road, Epsom, KT19 8QG. Gates are open from 5.30pm to 9.30pm. The organisers have confirmed “a low noise children’s show at 6.30pm with the main display at 7.30pm”, a bonfire straight after, and a funfair that charges per ride, in cash (Epsom Fireworks).
On 6 October the ticket page showed standard entry for ages 5 and over at £12, against a full price of £15, with under-5s free but needing a ticket, premium entry at £30 and a £2.50 booking fee on each order. “There will be no tickets available on the gate” (Epsom Fireworks tickets). There is no parking at the arena or on the roads around it, which are restricted from noon to 11pm. A free park and ride runs from 5pm to 9.45pm, including from NESCOT on Reigate Road, Ewell, the closest pick-up for anyone driving from Banstead (Epsom Fireworks travel).
Getting there and back
None of these shows has much parking, and Epsom has none at the arena. Epsom station is one of the free park and ride bus pick-up points, so the train is the simplest way to the biggest show; Horley and Salfords both have stations on the line south from Redhill. If you are driving into Reigate or Redhill first, our parking in Reigate page has the council car parks and charges, and the roadworks and travel page lists the closures to check before you set off.
For everything else on locally in the next six weeks, see what’s on in Reigate this month.
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