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Day 4 - Part 5
After PChef Idol ended, we walked outside and found a spot to watch the fireworks, which were schedule to begin in just a couple of minutes. As I mentioned at the end of the last chapter, the guy we were rooting for during PChef Idol came out and I showed him some of the pictures I had taken. Then I looked around for something solid to help me hold my camera still for some fireworks pictures – I hadn’t brought my tripod along this trip since it is so cumbersome. We were right near a palm tree, so that’s what I used. I leaned on it and held the camera and my hands right against it to keep the camera still. (And you thought "Leaning Palms" was only at Typhoon Lagoon!
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Before the fireworks started I took this picture of the Sorcerer’s hat, and I really like how it turned out.
At 11:00 pm the lights illuminating the hat dimmed and the fireworks began. I used my “hold camera against a palm tree” technique for the following pictures.
They lasted only about 5 minutes, but were very good, in true Disney fashion.
The fireworks signaled the end of our PChef night at Disney Hollywood Studios and it was time to leave the park. It wasn’t until that moment that we wondered, “Do we leave from the front of the park, or back by Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster where we came in?” We just followed the crowd, which was inching its way down Hollywood Boulevard to the front of the park.
I don’t know why, but I always like to take a picture of this “Crossroads” sign at night. It seemed appropriate that the last picture of the evening would be a Stiltmosphere guy waving goodbye.
We walked out into the parking lot and were quickly directed to a bus. This one was a cruise line bus and much nicer than the one we had on the way in. Right after we boarded, the bus pulled out and we were back at Coronado Springs by 11:30 pm. It was kind of a whirlwind after PChef Idol ended a couple of minutes before 11 and we were back at the resort a half an hour later. I couldn’t believe that we had watched fireworks, exited the park, and made it back already.
Another moist, exhausting day was done!
Up next: It feels like I took a shower inside myself, and a Magic Kingdom morning
Link to next chapter
After PChef Idol ended, we walked outside and found a spot to watch the fireworks, which were schedule to begin in just a couple of minutes. As I mentioned at the end of the last chapter, the guy we were rooting for during PChef Idol came out and I showed him some of the pictures I had taken. Then I looked around for something solid to help me hold my camera still for some fireworks pictures – I hadn’t brought my tripod along this trip since it is so cumbersome. We were right near a palm tree, so that’s what I used. I leaned on it and held the camera and my hands right against it to keep the camera still. (And you thought "Leaning Palms" was only at Typhoon Lagoon!

Before the fireworks started I took this picture of the Sorcerer’s hat, and I really like how it turned out.

At 11:00 pm the lights illuminating the hat dimmed and the fireworks began. I used my “hold camera against a palm tree” technique for the following pictures.











They lasted only about 5 minutes, but were very good, in true Disney fashion.
The fireworks signaled the end of our PChef night at Disney Hollywood Studios and it was time to leave the park. It wasn’t until that moment that we wondered, “Do we leave from the front of the park, or back by Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster where we came in?” We just followed the crowd, which was inching its way down Hollywood Boulevard to the front of the park.

I don’t know why, but I always like to take a picture of this “Crossroads” sign at night. It seemed appropriate that the last picture of the evening would be a Stiltmosphere guy waving goodbye.

We walked out into the parking lot and were quickly directed to a bus. This one was a cruise line bus and much nicer than the one we had on the way in. Right after we boarded, the bus pulled out and we were back at Coronado Springs by 11:30 pm. It was kind of a whirlwind after PChef Idol ended a couple of minutes before 11 and we were back at the resort a half an hour later. I couldn’t believe that we had watched fireworks, exited the park, and made it back already.
Another moist, exhausting day was done!
Up next: It feels like I took a shower inside myself, and a Magic Kingdom morning
Link to next chapter