Imagine, it is the fourth year for the Philippine International Pyromusical Competition at the SM Mall of Asia!
... And it is my third year to watch this fabulous event!
Taiwan's Yung Feng Fireworks |
Here is the Schedule of the FOURTH Philippine International Pyromusical Competition
These are the Past Winners of the Competition:
First Philippine International Pyromusical Competition
2010 winners:
1st
Place: United Kingdom’s Jubilee
Fireworks
2nd
Place: Australia’s Fireworx
3rd Place:
Japan’s Tamaya Kitahara Fireworks
Second Philippine International Pyromusical Competition
2011 winners:
1st
Place: China’s Liu Yang Jinsheng
Fireworks
2nd
Place: United Kingdom’s Smart
Pyrotechnics, Ltd.
3rd Place:
Japan’s Tamaya Kitahara Fireworks,
Co.
Third Philippine International Pyromusical Competition
2012 winners:
1st Place: Canada’s
Fireworks Spectaculars Canada
2nd Place: Finland’s
Oy Pyroman and Australia’s Fireworx Inc.
3rd Place: Netherlands’
Royal Fireworks
Spain's Brunchu Fireworks Experience |
If you wish to save, you can just stay anywhere near the SM Mall of Asia and view the sky!
If you wish to find a seat, there are seats costing P300.00 and P500.00 and the special seats with dinner costing P1500.00.
But, if you would have dinner anyway, I would suggest the best view would be from the second floor, along Abe's Restaurant to Watami Japanese Restaurant where you get the panoramic view of the Pyromusical event including view of the ship which would not be visible in the lower floors.
The dinner would still cost about P1300.00 to 1500.00 per person consummable.
It is a very enjoyable experience especially if you are with special people to share it with!!!
P.S. These are the links to the Third Philippine International Pyromusical Competition last 2012 which I posted last year...
*** http://inpinaysfootsteps.blogspot.com/2012/03/third-philippine-international_17.html
*** http://inpinaysfootsteps.blogspot.com/2012/03/third-philippine-international.html
*** http://inpinaysfootsteps.blogspot.com/2012/03/third-philippine-international_10.html
P.S. These are the links to the Third Philippine International Pyromusical Competition last 2012 which I posted last year...
*** http://inpinaysfootsteps.blogspot.com/2012/03/third-philippine-international_17.html
*** http://inpinaysfootsteps.blogspot.com/2012/03/third-philippine-international.html
*** http://inpinaysfootsteps.blogspot.com/2012/03/third-philippine-international_10.html
Hay ako i haven't been to a single one. Ma try nga next weekend. Thanks for the tips about the best seating :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great experience for everyone. I wish we're back home to witness this :)
ReplyDeleteI hope we can see kahit isa lang nito. I want to bring my son there and I am sure he will enjoy the show.
ReplyDeleteMommy Maye
That's very informative. It is indeed wiser to get a seat where your view is unobstructed. Great tip. My kids love fireworks but we've never watched a pyromusical show.
ReplyDeletePyromusical Competition is one of the activity that I really want to watch. I hope to visit Manila in one of the schedules above. :)
ReplyDeleteThat sure is a fun experience! I have tried to watch it from afar, but the traffic going out from the vicinity is quite horrible.
ReplyDeleteI thought that this competition was done sometime in december or january.
ReplyDeleteNice to watch this one.
Is Philippines included in the list of competitors?
No, because of hometown advantage... but they present at the last day! They also go to other countries to compete!
DeleteMy kids would surely enjoy watching the fireworks... perhaps from afar where it's free to watch.
ReplyDeletei had a chance to watched this a couple years back, i like it...amazing work
ReplyDeleteI love the first photo! You got great seats, quite expensive though.
ReplyDeleteActually, yes, it is expensive! But, the only reason, I tried to get that seat is because, I really wanted to use my DSLR with a tripod and place it "strategically"! If I wasn't so interested in taking photographs, I would just stay on the side and watch the sky!
DeleteIt must have been a spectacular sight! I really really love watching fireworks. You are so lucky to have watched the best of the best!
ReplyDeleteI have never watched any of these shows yet. Hmmm... pwede na yun 300, magbabaon na lang kami lol! I hope we could get to watch the remaining fireworks displays.
ReplyDeleteI think you don't even have to pay, if it is okay with you to just sit at the ledges or sidewalks... P300 is if you want to be seated.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing tha dates! i still have the chance to watch it.. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, ang ganda! Hay, the woes of living so far from Manila. :-(
ReplyDeleteMy sister comes to this event every year! and every year she said it becomes more beautiful than the last!!! I love fireworks!I just don't like accidents kaya we nver buy fireworks na.=) Maganda nlng to watch!
ReplyDeleteWe also don't like accidents with fireworks and we experienced a really "grabe" one last Jan. 28, 2011 where we had to evacuate all the patients from the 160 bed hospital because fireworks inside a 40 footer and another set in a 20 footer van exploded. Here are the links:
Deletehttp://inpinaysfootsteps.blogspot.com/2011/01/of-explosionsand-explosions-day-earth.html
http://inpinaysfootsteps.blogspot.com/2011/01/of-ordeals-and-aftermaths.html
that must have been awesome! the cebuano version of the fireworks competition (local participants) is every year during the sinulog weekend. it's great to watch but most likely not as grand as the one you saw. :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful, i would love to watch this if i am around the area..the son will surely love this as he i love watching fireworks
ReplyDeletethat's super nice. I love watching fireworks regardless of what date of the year. :)
ReplyDeleteWhao..so nice to be able to view a fireworks show.. really cool!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really one event that is worth going to and would help boost our tourism. On hindsight, the pollution from all the fireworks could be a problem for the environment.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very big WOW for me. You're very lucky to witness these events.
ReplyDeletegreat event you have witnessed
ReplyDeletei like the animated fireworks you post
I miss attending events like this. It's really more fun in the Philippines. By the way, you look nice on your photo. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the full schedule. Will check it out and see If I can witness it personally.
ReplyDeleteIt must've been such a nice experience. Who doesn't love watching a fireworks display anyway? XD
ReplyDeleteWow, good for you, you are able to witness this. We just went to the first, and vowed never again because of the traffic! LOL
ReplyDeleteI remember attending our first one. It was magical because i watched it with my then 5 year old son. He was so amazed! His smile was unforgettable.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have my daughter see this. Fireworks will bring a smile to anyone's face but my daughter will surely shriek in delight.
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ReplyDeleteI hope to see this event with my family soon..
ReplyDeleteFollowing you now pala doc. :)
It's good to see different countries winning this event. I've never been to see this. I should bring my little one. She will love it.
ReplyDeleteVery exciting. I love all the great fireworks on display. :-)
ReplyDeleteEliz
I just had a chance to watch Pyromusical last year. We have waited for an hour standing before it started, but it was worth waiting din.
ReplyDeleteIf Im not really busy I really want to go to a pyromusical!
ReplyDeleteI have not watched a single pyromusical. My environmentalist friend is not comfortable with fireworks because they are pollutants.
ReplyDeleteit was great watching it for the first few times. we used to go to my husband's cousin's resto by the bay and watch the fireworks and then we pretty much grew tired of it. lol.
ReplyDeleteno update still, I guess you are still on travel.. looking forward for your next post..
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