It's first come first served if you want to see New Year fireworks
By Simon Harris: Political Correspondent
Spectators hoping to secure tickets for London's official New Year's Eve fireworks will have to apply online in a first-come-first-served contest.
Mayor Boris Johnson today announced announced a £10 'administration fee' for the first time in the event's 11-year history.
The mayor claims overcrowding on the Thames riverbank has sparked safety fears forcing City Hall to introduce tickets.
An estimated 500,000 people crowded onto the embankment, bridges and South Bank on New Year's Eve 2013.
The number of people allowed into official spectator areas will be cut by a fifth with just 100,000 tickets available.
People can book up to four tickets from 12pm on Friday September 26th.