What’s new: National Forest Adventure Farm is bringing back Fireworks at the Farm for two nights, featuring a 15-minute musical fireworks display by award-winning Jubilee Fireworks.
By the numbers: The event takes place on 7 and 8 November, with admission from £12.50 and access to the farm from 2pm.
Worth knowing: Tickets include outdoor activities, evening entertainment and the bonfire, with indoor soft play and VIP gazebo packages available at an additional cost.
Dazzling fireworks will light up Staffordshire skies as a Burton farm hosts a spectacular, music-set display for a popular Bonfire Night family event.
Fireworks at the Farm is set to return to National Forest Adventure Farm on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th November with a breathtaking 15-minute fireworks display from the same company behind the Commonwealth Games displays.
Set to music, the show will illuminate the night sky above the 40-acre Burton farm park with added entertainment including live music, walkabout entertainers, fairground rides, street food stalls, a licensed bar and bonfire, all adding to the outdoor fun.
Tom Robinson, who runs the National Forest Adventure Farm with his brother Ivor, said this year’s event was set to go off with a bang, with the mesmerising display set to music.
He said:
“Fireworks is a special time of year at the farm, and we are pleased to be able to bring another spectacular display from the prestigious company who have gained first place in every major UK competition as well as competitions around the world.
“There is something mesmerising about watching the fireworks performed to music. This year we are also bringing back our giant bonfire for families to enjoy and by opening the outdoor fun field with its jumping pillows, go-karts and musical maze, it means firework night can be a whole afternoon of fun rather than just a few hours.”
With over 35 years of experience, firework specialists Jubilee Fireworks, who have supported some of the largest displays around the world, will be helping to illuminate the night skies.
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The UK’s most awarded fireworks company to date, they have a distinguished international record and were awarded the prestigious 1st place Gold Jupiter award at L’International des Feux Loto-Québec in Montreal twice. They were also the first fireworks company in the history of the competition to be the first to fire and win.
Fireworks at the Farm was launched in 2023 and since then has welcomed more than 20,000 guests eager for a glimpse of the dazzling displays.
Tickets include access to the National Forest Adventure Farm’s fun field and animal barn from 2pm till dusk, as well as the evening entertainment, fireworks display and bonfire.
The National Forest Adventure Farm started life as the National Forest Maize Maze back in 2004. Each year it has grown until the National Forest Adventure Farm opened as an attraction park in May 2011. The site offers indoor fun, outdoor adventure and farm animals. It also hosts many events throughout the year, including Easter Activities, a huge summer Maize Maze, Halloween pumpkins, and Christmas celebrations.
Tickets to Fireworks at the Farm start from £12.50 and include access to the farm from 2pm with use of the fun field and animal barn until dusk, followed by the evening entertainment, live music, firework display and bonfire. Tickets including access to the indoor soft play start from £18.50 allowing visitors to explore the outdoor play areas including jumping pillows, go-karts and fossil dig as well as the three-storey indoor soft play.
VIP Gazebo tickets include access to an exclusive gazebo with firepits and spectacular views of the firework display as well as a food and drink package for up to 8 guests for those looking for a VIP experience. Gazebo prices start from £295
For more information or to book tickets, go to www.adventurefarm.co.uk
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