Hey Fun & Play friends! 🎇 Bonfire Night season is here, and if you’re hunting for a low-noise fireworks display that’s perfect for little ears, Ashley School Fireworks 2025 should be at the top of your list. This much-loved Walton-on-Thames event combines community spirit with a thoughtful setup for families, making it one of Surrey’s favourite family-friendly fireworks nights.
✨ Why Ashley School Fireworks is a family favourite
Ashley School fireworks are often mentioned alongside Cleves as the best in the Walton and Weybridge area. What makes it truly special is its dual-display format, offering two shows so families can choose what suits them best.
The first is a low-noise fireworks display, designed especially for toddlers and younger children who might be sensitive to loud sounds. Parents love that it’s described as having “a few low bangs, not totally silent,” making it a wonderful introduction to fireworks for little ones around age two or three.
Then, as the evening rolls on, things ramp up for those who enjoy the full fireworks experience with the main display (bright, booming, and brilliant!).
🎆 The low-noise fireworks display: Perfect for toddlers
The low-noise fireworks show at Ashley School is one of the most talked-about local displays for families with toddlers. The gentle bursts and twinkling colours keep the magic of Bonfire Night alive without overwhelming young children.
It’s a calm, joyful experience that allows parents to relax and enjoy the evening. Ideal for introducing little ones to fireworks in a safe and friendly environment.
🕕 Key details for Ashley School Fireworks 2025
Planning to go? Here’s everything you need to know based on community feedback and previous years’ events:
- 📅 Date: Sunday 2nd November.
- 🕞 Gates open: Around 3:30 PM, giving families time to arrive and settle in.
- 🎇 Low-noise display: Begins at approximately 17:10.
- 🔥 Main display: Starts shortly after, around 6:10 PM.
- 🎟️ Tickets: Recently priced at £8 per person for both displays.
- 🎡 Fairground rides cost £2 or £3 each
🚗 Tickets & practical tips
Tickets for the Ashley School Fireworks event sell out super fast! In past years, local parents queued online within minutes of release, with around 15 people waiting at launch time.
Tickets are usually offered to Ashley School families first, then opened to the general public. To avoid disappointment, keep an eye on official school or PTA announcements for the ticket release date.
A quick heads-up: parking can be tricky, so plan ahead. Many families prefer to walk from nearby streets or car share to make the evening smoother.
🌈 Other local low-noise fireworks options
If you miss out on Ashley’s tickets or have children who are particularly sensitive to sound, here are a few community favourites that also focus on low-noise fireworks or quieter experiences:
- 🎇 Godstone Farm Mini Fireworks Festival: A family-friendly, low-bang fireworks and laser show, designed to thrill little ears and big imaginations alike with fire-acts, stilt-walkers and glowing LED butterflies. It’s taking place on 25-26 October this year.
- 🎆 Epsom Quiet Set: Usually held the following weekend, this year will be on Saturday 8th of November. It has a dedicated quiet display around 6:30 PM. Perfect for families looking for a gentler experience after Bonfire Night weekend.
💡 Final thoughts
Ashley School Fireworks is a real gem for families in Walton and Weybridge. A safe, welcoming, and exciting way to celebrate Bonfire Night without overwhelming young children. Whether you go for the low-noise show or stay for the full display, it’s an evening packed with sparkle, laughter, and community warmth.
So wrap up warm, grab the ear defenders, and get ready for a night your little ones will remember. 🌟
❓FAQs about Ashley School Fireworks
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1. Where is Ashley School Fireworks held?
The event takes place at Ashley Church of England Primary School in Walton-on-Thames, a family-friendly setting known for its community spirit.
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2. Are there low-noise fireworks at Ashley School?
Yes! The early display is a low-noise fireworks show tailored for toddlers and younger children.
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3. How can I get tickets?
Tickets are usually sold via Ticket Tailor and often released to Ashley School parents first, then made available to the public.
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4. What time does the low-noise display start?
The quieter show typically begins around 5:10 PM, followed by the main fireworks at 6:10 PM.
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5. Is there parking available?
Limited parking is available nearby, but most families choose to walk or park in surrounding residential areas.
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