"Free" Fireworks

innerSpaceman · 12-27-2005, 05:23 PM

I can't believe I'd never done this before, but last night zapppop and I watched the fireworks from the roof of the parking structure. What an amazing vantage point!

I'm not sure if this would be true every night, but the pay-booths were unmanned when we arrived at 9:15 ... so if I weren't an AP, I would have found free parking and free fireworks quite the entertainment deal.

From the roof of Mickey & Friends, you can view the main pyro from "top to bottom," so to speak. From the moment the shells leave the cannons, till the last little spark hits the ground - it's the fullest view of the pyrotechnics available. The castle and hub fireworks are also clearly visible, and you can even glimpse Tinkerbell's wings through a tree as she flies high above Sleeping Beauty Castle.

What an awesome view. No crowds. No waiting. Pfft, I think I'm gonna head out there to watch the fireworks even if I'm already in the Park.

12-27-2005, 05:23 PM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	"Free" Fireworks I can't believe I'd never done this before, but last night zapppop and I watched the fireworks from the roof of the parking structure. What an amazing vantage point! I'm not sure if this would be true every night, but the pay-booths were unmanned when we arrived at 9:15 ... so if I weren't an AP, I would have found free parking and free fireworks quite the entertainment deal. From the roof of Mickey & Friends, you can view the main pyro from "top to bottom," so to speak. From the moment the shells leave the cannons, till the last little spark hits the ground - it's the fullest view of the pyrotechnics available. The castle and hub fireworks are also clearly visible, and you can even glimpse Tinkerbell's wings through a tree as she flies high above Sleeping Beauty Castle. What an awesome view. No crowds. No waiting. Pfft, I think I'm gonna head out there to watch the fireworks even if I'm already in the Park.
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