MASSIVE NEW YEARS EVE FIREWORKS

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​​Tivoli, that is the second oldest amusement park in the world, closed last week due to the new spread of Omicron.

Instead Tivoli created a massive firework to say thank you for visits in 2021 and more importantly to spread hope for more amusement in 2022.

In this year’s extraordinary New Year’s fireworks display, the fireworks master and his people fire 1241 stars, 2,641 bombets, 1241 Roman candles and 665 air bombs.
Some air bombs was fired at up to 175 meters above Tivoli.

The reason why the New Year’s fireworks became even more conspicuous than usual was that there was no guests inside the amusement park. This made it possible for Tivoli’s fireworks master to use both the Concert Hall’s roof and the Lawn to fire fireworks.

The extraordinary fireworks was seen all over the capital.

People in the streets shared the hope for in there new year wishes for 2022.