In just 15-seconds the city’s entire Fourth of July stockpile of fireworks went off, leaving organizers red-faced, and spectators awaiting a second act — which never came.
Those that made the trek to a viewing site must have thought the show was going to be epic with such a huge start.........as an aside, it blows me away that the show could start at 9. Fireworks would need to start at 10 around herethese days.....
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A friend of mine in San Diego was watching the fireworks. He said that this happened about 5 minutes before the show was supposed to start. It was a few of the many barges that were part of a larger display, and they still had 25 minutes of fireworks afterward.
A friend of mine in San Diego was watching the fireworks. He said that this happened about 5 minutes before the show was supposed to start. It was a few of the many barges that were part of a larger display, and they still had 25 minutes of fireworks afterward.
I know, bummer.
And there was 20 minutes of music that I gather they kept playing, including the national anthem. That would have been weird to see.
Gotta say, that's a pretty unique fireworks "show", though. Probably never see anything like it again.
In Edmonton they started at 11 on July 1 and there's still some light in the sky.
As for the fireworks gaffe, I remember this happening once on New Year's Eve at the Forks in Winnipeg. The first thought is that it's going to be an amazing show. And then... nothing.