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A fun filled night for family and friends MCd by Ribble FM. As always it will be the biggest bonfire in the north, a spectacular firework display and lots of food and drink.
Enjoy live music, DJ, sax, sparkler area, fire dancers, bubble machine, glitter station and childrens face painting
Please note: attendees must have a pre-purchased ticket, which must be produced on arrival at the entrance to the event. No tickets will be sold on the door. Food and drink will be available to purchase. The event takes place in the evening, so it will be dark. Please take extra care when walking around. Extra lighting will be provided where necessary. The event is an outdoor event, so appropriate footwear is advised and warm suitable clothing. If you have a torch, please bring it. Cash and card payments accepted. No dogs will be permitted.
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £14.00 per ticket |
| Children (3 - 12 years) | £8.00 per ticket |
| Children (age 2 and below) | Free |
Booking fees apply
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018Parking: On the Gisburn auction market car park and on Gisburne Park Estate. All cars will require a parking pass. Attendees are encouraged to car share were possible. All accessible parking will also require a car parking pass. Taxi Pick-up and drop off point is located at Ribblesdale Park's main entrance (BB7 4LP). No, vehicle access is allowed past the point of Ribblesdale Park's entrance.
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