Organised by Llandudno Town Council, this year’s display is set to take place on Friday, November 7 at 6.30pm from North Shore beach.
Should the weather be poor on the Friday, the back-up date is Saturday, November 8 at 6.30pm. Both dates are subject to weather conditions.
The annual event – considered one of the best fireworks displays in North Wales -has become a much-loved highlight in the town’s calendar, attracting thousands of residents and visitors alike. Organisers say continued community support is vital to keep the tradition alive for years to come.
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The town council is urging spectators to bring cash on the night; there will be collectors along the promenade gathering donations to help fund future displays.
A spokesperson from the town council said: “It is one of the major events in the area for residents and visitors and for it to be sustainable, it requires much needed financial support.
“There will be many collectors out and about on the promenade on display night and the council would be most appreciative if you could please remember to bring a donation and put in a collection bucket.”
Ignite Pyrotechnics Limited have once again been appointed as the Fireworks contractor.
A spokesperson from Llandudno Town Council said: “This beach event is very tide dependent, with at least an hour being required in advance of the display to safely set up on the beach, at around 150 metres from the promenade, and a suitable time following the approximate 20-minute display to safely remove equipment from the beach.
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“Tides and operating times are, therefore, carefully, and thoroughly assessed.
“In 2025, these are the closest dates to the November 5 at which the tide time and range is most favourable and safe to operate.”
Cllr Carol Marubbi, Chairman of the Fireworks Sub-Committee, said: “we look forward to working with Ignite Pyrotechnics for what I am sure will be another memorable display. I am not sure how they will better last year’s display, but I am sure they will.
“It takes a good team to plan and put on such a spectacular display.
“Thanks to Adam Williams and his team from Llandudno Pier and Tir Prince for their generous support and Conwy County Borough Council Events for their professional guidance and management of the event.”
The Victoria Shopping Centre will open its multi-storey car park free of charge for the display.
Parc Llandudno offers two hours free parking, Llandudno Station is £3 for 12 hours and Venue Cymru is £3 for two hours.
There are numerous on-street parking options available throughout the town.