Fireworks question

[jenniferrose]

Question: Is there any difference between a weekday fireworks show and a weekend? Do they do more on the weekends? We never stay to watch them and I really want to this trip but I want to do it during the week and wonder if it will be the same show as Friday night.

Thanks!

 

[figment_jii]

Question: Is there any difference between a weekday fireworks show and a weekend? Do they do more on the weekends? We never stay to watch them and I really want to this trip but I want to do it during the week and wonder if it will be the same show as Friday night.

At this time of year, Believe...In Holiday Magic is being shown nightly. It's the same show every night (barring weather).

 

[PigletSeeker]

We were just there yesterday and saw the Holiday Fireworks. Here's my best tip, which I got from a cast member. Instead of fighting the crowds in front of the castle, head back to IASW and watch from the plaza there. Most of the fireworks are launched from behind IASW and there is also a projection show on the building. And snow falls there as well!

 

[jenniferrose]

We were just there yesterday and saw the Holiday Fireworks. Here's my best tip, which I got from a cast member. Instead of fighting the crowds in front of the castle, head back to IASW and watch from the plaza there. Most of the fireworks are launched from behind IASW and there is also a projection show on the building. And snow falls there as well!

But then you cant see Tinkerbell fly around the castle, I assume? Does she do it during the Holiday Fireworks? I have NEVER seen that and I dream to see it one day. Although, I don't like the crazy crowds so Small World might be where we end up.

 

[figment_jii]

But then you cant see Tinkerbell fly around the castle, I assume? Does she do it during the Holiday Fireworks? I have NEVER seen that and I dream to see it one day. Although, I don't like the crazy crowds so Small World might be where we end up.

Tinkerbell does not fly as part of Believe...In Holiday Magic. I've only tried to watch fireworks from IaSW Mall once (it was cancelled due to wind!). It's on my list of things to try again someday, but in terms of crowds, it's not going to be empty or anything like that. It's not that much of a secret anymore, so you'll still need to get there in advance. I know I waited until about 30 minutes before the show started and by then the crowds had extended back to about 2/3rds of the way down the Mall.