Family-Friendly New Year's Eve Events In London

The whole family are invited to epic an New Year's Eve at the Rivoli. One of London's oldest ballrooms is opening its doors to anyone over the age of six for a night of DJs, party poppers and Auld Lang Syne.

Rivoli's low-hanging chandeliers, plush interiors and epic dancefloor demand elegance, so be sure to dress up for the occasion. Tickets to this all ages evening of entertainment start from just £16.50 for kids and £27.50 for adults.

Don't worry, The Chesterfield Mayfair's gorgeous afternoon tea is still around on the eve of 2025. Nab a children's winter wonderland ticket for the little ones and maybe a Champagne-laced affair for the adults, so you can toast in style (we are celebrating after all).

Putt in the Park is a brilliant family day out. Tee off with the kids at this quirky New Year's Eve spot in Battersea and you'll be able to play 12 holes of outdoor mini-golf, with refreshments in the form of tasty Neapolitan-style pizzas.

If you want to ring in the New Year with the whole gang (including the tiny humans), Little Cheers, Big New Year's at The Old Frizzle in Wimbledon is tailor‑made for families. This cheerful daytime celebration lets parents enjoy delicious food and drinks while little ones cut loose at a kids' disco behind the arch, with kid‑friendly beats, space to dance and plenty of giggles before bedtime.

Younger revellers can sip on their very own kiddie cocktail and unleash their creativity with a build‑your‑own sundae station, turning dessert into part of the party. 

Welcome 2026 with the whole family at Fly-Kid, the hip hop, RnB, soul and pop party created by the team behind Supa Dupa Fly, designed especially for London's flyest kids and their grown-ups. This New Year's Eve daytime celebration runs from 11am to 3pm, complete with confetti-filled countdowns every hour, so the little ones never miss the magic.

Expect a feel-good soundtrack from Emily Rawson (BBC 1Xtra), Miss Gower and friends, spinning everything from Beyoncé to Bruno Mars, Missy Elliott to Madonna, Drake to Dua Lipa and loads more.

Skip the crowds and celebrate New Year's Eve with a little icy adventure. Club Curling at Coal Drops Yard offers a fun, active alternative for all ages, where even the kids (under 12) play for free.

After your match, explore the Club Curling Lounge for immersive sensory stations and festive fun. Toast your victory (or laugh at your misses) with a cosy drink and start 2026 on a playful note.

The Montague on The Gardens Hotel is one of the most luxurious spaces around, boasting four stars and a prime location right by the British museum. There are multiple stylish dining spaces to choose from for your New Year's Eve feast, with the option to book your own private room too. Bring along your family for an indulgent meal from their a la carte menu, which features everything from herb-crusted lamb rump to chargrilled asparagus and sea trout with crushed new potatoes.

Looking for a New Year's Eve bash in Ealing that won't break the bank but still brings the bang? Head to The Drayton Court Hotel. From 7pm, it's strictly over 18s only, with a DJ spinning classics and crowd-pleasers from 8pm, a midnight fireworks countdown, and late-night dancing until 2am.

Your £20 ticket includes a welcome drink (prosecco or Peroni), and if you fancy going all out, book a VIP heated booth for six, stocked with prosecco, beers, and hog roast vouchers for the table.

Round up the fam and get down to The Heathcote & Star Kids' New Year's Eve Party. Perfectly timed for little ones, it's got crafts, tasty treats and all kinds of entertainment. 

When "midnight" strikes at 6pm, the room lights up with colour, music and excitement. Tickets are just £11 for kids - adults get in free.

BrewDog Ealing is giving little ones their own slice of New Year's Eve fun with Nippers New Year's Eve Party, running from 3pm to 5pm on the 31st of December. Designed for tiny partygoers, the event is packed with games, treats and a mini countdown to help tire out the kids before bedtime, letting them enjoy the excitement in a safe, playful environment.

Tickets are £5.50 per child and free for adults, making it an easy, low-cost way to keep the little ones entertained while the adults get a head start on relaxing. While the tiny tots countdown to their own bells, parents can kick back, knowing bedtime has been nudged forward and the evening ahead is all theirs.

Midday is the new midnight at JuJu's Bar & Stage this New Year's Eve. FUN DMC, the daytime family block party, will be welcoming 2026 with old school hip hop and bags of fun long before the sun sets.

Expect a kid friendly balloon drop, glitter cannons and a load of party poppers as the clock strikes “12”. Tickets start from £10 for kids or £40 for a family of four.

Countdown to 2026 in true rock 'n' roll fashion at Hard Rock Cafe Piccadilly. With an exclusive New Year's Eve menu, cocktails, live entertainment, and packages for adults, teens, kids, and VIP tables, it's a night of legendary food, drinks, and fun in London's iconic European flagship.

As far as Fly-Kid is concerned, raving has no age limit. Get your little ones down to Pop Brixton from 11am for the very best of hip hop, R&B, soul and pop, plus hourly confetti filled countdowns. 

There's all sorts to keep the young'uns entertained, including BBC 1Xtra's Emily Rawson behind the decks, face-painting, street dance lessons and a visit from Bluey and Stich. Tickets to this daytime send off for 2025 start from just £8.80 per kid - any party people too little to walk get in free. 

If you feel like treating yourselves this New Year's Eve, Comptoir Libanais is the place to be. This vibrant Middle Eastern restaurant can be found on the Southbank, boasting amazing views of the fireworks display at midnight.

Kick things off with a glass of prosecco and nibbled, before indulging in a three-course meal of chargrilled chicken shish, aubergine tagine, crispy falafel and much more. Plus, on the entertainment front, you can expect live DJs, drummers and belly dancers.