LightShowTimes.com is a schedule-focused information site for public light shows, musical fountains, landmark illuminations, bridge lighting, projection shows, drone displays, fireworks, and other scheduled night attractions around the world.
The site is built around a simple visitor need: knowing when a show takes place and whether the published schedule is still current. Instead of treating show times as a small detail inside a general travel article, Light Show Times puts the operating schedule, next listed show, local time, season, duration, price, and verification information at the center of each page.
What this site is for
Light Show Times is designed for people who want to check a show before leaving for a waterfront, bridge, park, landmark, fountain, or evening attraction. The aim is to make current schedule information easy to find without requiring visitors to search through long travel pages or outdated event listings.
What We Cover
Coverage includes recurring and scheduled visual attractions that have a clear time, operating period, or evening program. Examples include musical fountains, bridge light shows, tower and landmark illuminations, projection mapping, light-and-sound programs, waterfront displays, park and garden illuminations, drone shows, fireworks, and seasonal light events.
Not every illuminated landmark is treated as a scheduled show. Some locations remain lit continuously after sunset, while others run short programs at fixed times or follow different schedules by season, weekday, holiday, or special event. Pages are structured to reflect those differences rather than forcing every attraction into the same schedule format.
Coverage
Global scheduled light and night attractions
Show times
Displayed in the venue’s local time
Freshness
Checked and verification dates shown where available
Schedules Are Treated as Changing Information
Show schedules can change because of season, weather, maintenance, public events, holidays, local operating decisions, or temporary closures. For that reason, Light Show Times separates current operating data from general information about an attraction.
Where the available information supports it, a show page can display today’s program, the next listed show, the final show of the evening, seasonal operating periods, duration, admission information, weather-related notes, and the dates on which the information was checked or verified.
Local venue time
Schedules are presented according to the local time zone of the attraction. A visitor checking a show from another country should therefore read the listed times as local venue times unless the page states otherwise.
How Information Is Presented
Each show page is intended to separate practical operating information from background details. The schedule area answers time-sensitive questions first, while the accompanying article explains the attraction, how the program works, what changes between daytime and nighttime viewing, and other useful context supported by reliable information.
Location information may also be provided when it helps visitors identify the correct venue. Where suitable map or Street View material is available, it can be shown alongside the schedule without replacing the venue’s official information.
Sources and Verification
Preference is given to official attraction websites, municipal or regional authorities, tourism organizations, venue operators, and other first-party sources. Reliable secondary sources may be used when they add useful information or when an official source does not provide a clear English-language explanation.
A published schedule should not be treated as permanently fixed. The site records checking and verification information where possible so readers can see how recently time-sensitive details were reviewed. When reliable sources disagree, the difference should be resolved before presenting a schedule as current.
Our Scope
Light Show Times is an independent information resource. It does not operate the attractions listed on the site, control their schedules, sell admission on their behalf, or guarantee that a performance will take place exactly as published.
The purpose of the site is narrower and more practical: to organize show-time information in a format that is easy to check before a visit and to keep that information connected to its source and verification history.