We always see it during the start of any Disney Movies – the Sleeping Beauty Castle and the fireworks behind it. I was looking forward seeing the evening fireworks which would usually happens on 8pm but that night, it starts at 7pm, (probably because it’s a Sunday) because finally I get to see this popular Disney Opener in real life. After the fun rides and Golden Mickey Show, we had a snack break at Clopin’s Festival Food then proceeded to the front of the Sleeping Beauty Castle and reserve our spots.
There were already people seated in the viewing area. It was fortunate we arrived a bit earlier and got a really good viewing spot in the middle. It only took a few minutes when the whole ground was occupied already. But thing were in good order and people were asked to seat by the officials.
The lights soon dimmed and the show started. I thought that this was just all fireworks but it turned out it was a pyro-musical and light show as well. Again I was amazed. From the screen projections and changing colors of the castle to the musical and the spectacular fireworks, everything was in perfect sync.
We wanted to go back to the Fantasyland Again but it turns out the fireworks also signals the closing of the park. Anyway the Fireworks show which ran for at least 10 minutes was a spectacular way to end the day.
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This is the last post for the Hong Kong Disneyland Series, please check the other parts here: Fun Time at Disneyland, Enter Disney Hotel and Lunch at Crystal Lotus.
Many thanks to Nuffnang Philippines for Hong Kong Disneyland trip.
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Join our Backpack Photography Photo Tours and Workshops for early 2011. Banaue Photography 101 for beginners on February, Bewitching Siquijor Photo Tour on March 2011 and Batanes Island Hopping in April 2011
Ferdz Decena is an award-winning travel photographer, writer and blogger. His works has found print in publications such as Singapore Airlines’s Silver Kris, Philippine Airlines’ Mabuhay, Cebu Pacific’s Smile and Seair InFlight. He has also lent his expertise to various organizations like the Oceana Philippines, Lopez Group Foundation, Save the Children and World Vision, contributing quality images for their marketing materials.
