Which New Year's Eve event in London has used fireworks launched from the London Eye since 2004?

London's New Year's Eve fireworks event has used fireworks launched from the London Eye since 2004.

The display takes place along the River Thames, with the London Eye serving as a major firing platform and visual anchor. Fireworks are also launched from barges and other riverside positions, creating a coordinated show around the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.

The event began as a large organized display in the early 2000s and became a ticketed central-London gathering as attendance grew. Television coverage shows the countdown and midnight pyrotechnics to audiences worldwide.

Big Ben's clock tower is officially the Elizabeth Tower, a name adopted in 2012. The London Eye itself opened to the public in 2000, so its role in the fireworks came only a few years after the attraction began operating.