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Opening Times
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Remember, remember the fifth of November!
On Tuesday 5 November, Plymouth Hoe will be lit up with a spectacular Bonfire and Fireworks display.
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Timeline
- 4pm – Fairground open
- 5pm – Catering open
- 7pm – Bonfire Lit
- 7.30pm – Fireworks Display
- 10pm – Event close
Road closures
- Hoe Road from the Mound at the Citadel to the Junction of Madeira Road, 5pm to 9pm
- Madeira Road from the junction of Elphinstone to the junction of Hoe Road, 5pm to 9pm
- Citadel Road from the junction of Hoe Approach to the junction of Lockyer Street, 5pm to 9pm
- Armada way loop (Crowne Plaza), 5pm to 9pm
- Windsor Place for its entirety, 5pm to 9pm
- Osbourne Place to the junction of the Esplanade, 7am to 9pm
- Notte Street from The Crescent to Hoe approach, 7.30pm to 8.30pm
- The Crescent from Millbay Road to Notte Street 7.30pm to 8.30pm
- Princess Street from the junction of Lockyer Street to the junction of Princess Ope Inc. access from Armada Way, 7.30pm to 8.30pm
Disabled Parking
An area for Blue Badge Holders will be available on the west end of the Promenade with access via Elliot Street.
This area will open at 4pm and close at 10.30pm.
Additional disabled toilets are located adjacent to disabled parking and in the main portable toilet area.
The number 25 bus will continue to run through the road closures throughout the day until 4pm.
Normal uses of blue badge parking on yellow lines with no waiting restrictions apply.
Viewing Areas
An accessible area for viewing will be located on top of the Belvedere for those wishing to stay away from the main crowds and will be accessed via the Hoe Promenade This will be available on a first come, first served basis.
For those needing a more relaxed area away from the main event space, the Sensory Garden is available.
