Major firework issue with Holiday Wishes last night (Nov 16)

[Sage of Time]

Individual launchers can be paused and reinstated as and when required in real time. There are physical switches for each one.

When they reinstate they automatically pick up where the show is up to as opposed to just carrying on where they left off.

Thanks for the answer.

And yeah. that's exactly what happened- 20 mins, the show picked up like nothing happened.

 

[Brian]

Just imagine the Summer Nightastic Fireworks suddenly stopping, the music cutting out, the lights coming up on MSUSA and everyone groaning.

Well it was never a good show to begin with

 

[FutureWorld1982]

Well it was never a good show to begin with

I loved Summer Nightastic. I found it way better than Wishes. Call me crazy, but perimeter fireworks are fantastic.

 

[Sage of Time]

I loved Summer Nightastic. I found it way better than Wishes. Call me crazy, but perimeter fireworks are fantastic.

HUGELY better than wishes! And that fire sequence is jaw dropping.

 

[JediMasterMatt]

Well it was never a good show to begin with

Although, with the winky emoticon I'm assuming you are kidding - I too want to add to the chorus of support for the show.

Magic, Music, & Mayhem (a.k.a. Summer Nightastic!) was and still is my favorite of the Disney firework spectaculars. Slightly edging out Remember... Dreams Come True. The Pirates Castle assault and pink>blue battle in 180 degrees was a sight to behold.

 

[Sage of Time]

Although, with the winky emoticon I'm assuming you are kidding - I too want to add to the chorus of support for the show.

Magic, Music, & Mayhem (a.k.a. Summer Nightastic!) was and still is my favorite of the Disney firework spectaculars. Slightly edging out Remember... Dreams Come True. The Pirates Castle assault and pink>blue battle in 180 degrees was a sight to behold.

A much better version, courtesy of @marni1971:

 

[FutureWorld1982]

A much better version, courtesy of @marni1971:

It was EVEN BETTER than I remembered! It gave me chills. Oh, and kudos to @marni1971 for the video. It is the best fireworks video I have seen so far.

 

[draybook]

You are rude and pompous. And it's every thread you enter. I wasn't talking to you. He wasn't specific/I thought I had missed something in the pages. Not that I have to explain myself to you.

You should try blocking him for a few months at a time. Trust me, you'll want to punch your monitor a lot less.

 

[Sage of Time]

It was EVEN BETTER than I remembered! It gave me chills. Oh, and kudos to @marni1971 for the video. It is the best fireworks video I have seen so far.

Outside of IllumiNations ROE, I think this is the best show that has run in WDW.

SitS is a nice third.

 

[JediMasterMatt]

A much better version, courtesy of @marni1971:

I hadn't seen that version of Martin's (the one I linked up was one of his as well). Really fantastic mate. One of your best.

As I'm lugging around my DSLR, tripod, and backpack full goodies around the various Disney parks I frequently get asked if I'm shooting video and I have to tell them stills. I get my phone or tablet out and show them my work (I promise, I'll eventually start posting photos again - it will be well worth the wait) and even though they love the stills I still get asked "why not video?".

It's at this point, I explain that there isn't anything I could do better than Martin Smith. I then show them my phone and how I typically have several of his nighttime spectacular videos that I use to learn the timing of the various shows to get the stills captured. I explain that not only are his videos very well done; but, also very informative and entertaining. I'll then pull up a link and show them how to get to his site.

So, I'll give my thanks again to Martin. Not only does he entertain and educate - he also keeps me from diving in head first into video photography, which I'm sure would be something I could get even more lost in than my still work. Unknowingly, Martin may be keeping my wife from killing me as I don't know if she could put up with any more hobbies from me.

 

[Tom]

I hadn't seen that version of Martin's (the one I linked up was one of his as well). Really fantastic mate. One of your best.

As I'm lugging around my DSLR, tripod, and backpack full goodies around the various Disney parks I frequently get asked if I'm shooting video and I have to tell them stills. I get my phone or tablet out and show them my work (I promise, I'll eventually start posting photos again - it will be well worth the wait) and even though they love the stills I still get asked "why not video?".

It's at this point, I explain that there isn't anything I could do better than Martin Smith. I then show them my phone and how I typically have several of his nighttime spectacular videos that I use to learn the timing of the various shows to get the stills captured. I explain that not only are his videos very well done; but, also very informative and entertaining. I'll then pull up a link and show them how to get to his site.

So, I'll give my thanks again to Martin. Not only does he entertain and educate - he also keeps me from diving in head first into video photography, which I'm sure would be something I could get even more lost in than my still work. Unknowingly, Martin may be keeping my wife from killing me as I don't know if she could put up with any more hobbies from me.

I agree. @marni1971 's work is fantastic. I've lost many hours of my life (mostly when I should be working or sleeping) watching them.