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    Everything you need to know about Sparks in the Park in Cardiff today

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryNovember 3, 2018Updated:November 3, 2018No Comments
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    Cardiff Round Table presents Wales’ largest fireworks display tonight (Saturday, 3rd November, 2018).

    This year’s Sparks In The Park event will take place at Blackweir Fields, Bute Park, Cardiff.

    The highly popular display, which takes place annually, is expected to see 20,000 people come from across Cardiff and South Wales. The display will accompanied by live presenters from HeartFM, a full on fun fair with food and drinks available to purchase.

    Visitors are being asked to arrive early by one of two entrances available, either via North Road or the Millennium Bridge shown below:

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    There will be security checks in place and visitors are asked not to bring any food or drink. These are standard security measures for events of this size, however a common sense approach is in place in relation to items such as baby bottles and food allergies.

    A reminder of times for this evening:

    • Gates open: 4.30pm
    • Children’s Display: 5.45pm
    • Main Display: 7.00pm
    • Event Closes: 8.30pm 

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    Don’t forget to follow Sparks in the Park on Facebook or Twitter for live updates.

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