London Celebrates 2026 with Spectacular Thames Fireworks Display
London rings in 2026 with fireworks over the River Thames as Big Ben chimes midnight
London celebrated the arrival of 2026 with a spectacular fireworks display over the River Thames as Big Ben chimed midnight on December 31, 2025. The iconic New Year's Eve celebration drew crowds to central London to witness the traditional show along the Thames waterfront. The event marked the culmination of global New Year festivities, with London joining cities worldwide in welcoming 2026. The fireworks illuminated the London skyline as revelers gathered to watch the display, creating a festive atmosphere in the capital city. The celebration was part of ABC News' live coverage of New Year events around the world, which included coverage from Times Square in New York City and other international locations.
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