The massive fireworks were accompanied by the park's first ever laser display and a story about the Witches of Wicksteed.
Wicky Bear led a countdown from 10 and after a short technical delay, the fireworks went off with a bang.
Earlier in the evening a massive bonfire was lit and people could enjoy a funfair and the many food stands.
Wicksteed Park normally lights a wicker man but this year's Minotaur was burnt in suspected arson last week.
Local DJ Big Bopper (Damian Cox) hosted the night and made light of the incident on stage by saying people had been too keen to celebrate bonfire night by lighting the Minotaur early.
The park put on a family disco with Wicky Bear but there was still plenty to see and do to keep the whole family entertained.
What a spectacular night!
1. The fireworks were huge
The fireworks lasted ages! They were accompanied by a lazer display and a story of the Witches of Wicksteed which was read over loudspeakers | other Photo: Kevin James
2. Wicky Bear counted down from 10 for the fireworks
There was a short technical delay, but after a quick rendition of Baby Shark the lasers were back on and the fireworks started Photo: Kevin James
3. Everyone had a great view
Wicksteed Park is the perfect place for fireworks because the slope of the park gives everyone an amazing view | other Photo: Kevin James
4. People come far and wide for the night
Wicksteed Park's bonfire night attracts a lot of people from all over. The night normally features a wicker man but this year's wicker Minotaur was lit in a suspected arson attack last week. | other Photo: Kevin James