What is the name of the New Year's Eve fireworks ceremony at London's London Eye?

The London New Year's Eve fireworks are the major midnight ceremony staged around the London Eye.

The display takes place along the River Thames, with fireworks launched from the London Eye, barges, and nearby structures. Big Ben's midnight chimes provide the time signal, although the clock tower's official name is Elizabeth Tower. The event is organized by the Mayor of London and is designed as a large public spectacle and broadcast.

London's current format developed in the twenty-first century. The first major New Year's Eve fireworks display associated with the modern annual event was held for the transition from 2003 to 2004. In later years, the display expanded in scale and gained an international audience.

The ceremony is not the same as the Lord Mayor's Show, which is a November civic parade, or Trooping the Colour, a June military ceremony. Those events also use London landmarks but belong to different dates and traditions.