The Big Blaze at Lintz Hall Farm - One of the regions biggest bonfire nights.

The Details

Tickets from £10.00 per person (price rises in release tiers as the date approaches)

Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): £26.00

Children under 2: Free

Two dates for 2026: Thursday 5th November and Saturday 7th November, 4pm - 11pm

Address: Lintz Hall Farm, Lintz Lane, Burnopfield, County Durham NE16 6AS

This is Bonfire Night on a genuinely bigger scale, one of the region's biggest firework

extravaganzas, and with two dates to choose from this year it's easier than ever to fit in.

The Big Blaze takes place at Lintz Hall Farm, home to Psycho Path and Family Fright Fest

the rest of the Halloween season, so the site is built to handle a proper crowd. You're

looking at a huge bonfire, a massive fireworks display choreographed to music, plus a fire

and angle grinding show that genuinely had the kids transfixed. There are fairground rides

spanning white knuckle to little nippers, so whatever age your crew is, something's pitched

right for them.

The street food village is one of the best parts of the night for us, Acropolis for Greek food,

Truly Madly Pizza, and Donut Hut for something sweet to finish, plus a selection of bars for

the grown ups including The Wolf Bar for gin and curious concoctions. There's a stretch tent

bar and a fire pit barn too if you fancy somewhere warmer to sit between the main events.

Tickets release in tiers and genuinely rise as the date gets closer, so this is one where

booking early actually saves you real money, we're talking the difference between £10 and

£15 a head depending on when you buy.

The family ticket covering 2 adults and 2 children at £26 is worth grabbing if that's your shape of family, it works out cheaper than buying individually.

We were there from gates opening until well past the firework finale, a proper full evening out rather than a quick in and out. If you want Bonfire Night to feel like an event rather than just a display, this is the one to book.