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At barely a fifth of the height of Regions Tower, the new location may not boost the fireworks as high into the sky and will undoubtedly reduce their visibility from the outer reaches of the Mile Square and beyond. But for those lucky enough to claim space in the Mall it should make for a thrilling night.
Those of us from the south used to watch from the Lilly parking lots along South St. I agree…that likely won’t be an option this year.
“families and small groups of friends will be encouraged to gather on their own throughout downtown, including at White River State Park”
Hmmm…. Does anyone know how far above the launch pad the fireworks go before exploding? I wonder if it’s high enough to clear any visual obstructions between Meridian & Michigan streets and WRSP.