The fireworks go off somewhere in the back of the park, way beyond where guests can go. The clearest, straightest viewing point is in the middle of the park's Grove section, near the Drop Tower, so, yes, the fireworks are somewhat centered with the center of the park. In other words, all of the fireworks are all at a distance from directly behind the Eiffel Tower. From pictures I've seen, I'd say your best bet is either an up-close shot from directly below the tower and up into the sky, or across the fountains and to the top of the tower, at the beginning of International Street, at the entrance plaza. Hope this helps.gardener14 said:I haven't seen the fireworks yet, so I'd like to know from where they launch in the park, and is there a place where they can be viewed clearly with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop? I'm picturing something kind of like the castle at Disneyland with the fireworks over or behind it.
I have a recording of the elevator ride going down. So I decided to write down the spiel. Hopefully this coming season I will remember to get a recording of the elevator going up.Elevator Spiel Going Down said:Hey, welcome back, I hope you enjoyed that view!
You may or may not find it interesting to know, but this tower was designed and fabricated in Austria. Once it was shipped here it took 6 1/2 months to build and 2 1/2 months to paint. This tower is constructed of 700 tons of steel, 18,000 bolts, and 1,500 gallons of paint. It was completed in 1974, a year before the park opened, at a cost of 2.2 million dollars, which in today’s currency is roughly 10.3 million dollars. Once y’all reach the bottom, you may exit to the doors to my right. And I hope y’all enjoy the rest of your day here at Kings Dominion! Ride On!
The down spiel always used to be quoted at 15,000 bolts. I wonder if the spiel changed, or the ride op got it wrong?Evan pid=91590 dateline=1391571018 said:I have a recording of the elevator ride going down. So I decided to write down the spiel. Hopefully this coming season I will remember to get a recording of the elevator going up.Elevator Spiel Going Down said:Hey, welcome back, I hope you enjoyed that view!
You may or may not find it interesting to know, but this tower was designed and fabricated in Austria. Once it was shipped here it took 6 1/2 months to build and 2 1/2 months to paint. This tower is constructed of 700 tons of steel, 18,000 bolts, and 1,500 gallons of paint. It was completed in 1974, a year before the park opened, at a cost of 2.2 million dollars, which in today’s currency is roughly 10.3 million dollars. Once y’all reach the bottom, you may exit to the doors to my right. And I hope y’all enjoy the rest of your day here at Kings Dominion! Ride On!
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