This is not official -- but we've never seen Fourth of July fireworks crowds as big in the Brooklyn Heights/Fulton Ferry/Dumbo area as we saw last night.
The shot above shows the Brooklyn Heights Promenade -- always a zoo -- more than an hour before the show. Looks like the DOT was right: full capacity, 70 - 80,000 people.
Fulton Ferry Landing was also packed. To the left is Bargemusic, with those smart folks who bought tickets to the performance up on the roof.
Empire State Park/Brooklyn Bridge Park must have been the most civilized place to watch the works. Everyone here seemed to be having a relaxed, old-fashioned good time.
Here's a video of the fireworks shot from Brooklyn Heights.
- July 4 Fireworks Crowd Grows on Brooklyn Promenade
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Photos and video by MK Metz
Friday, July 4, 2008
Brooklyn July 4 Fireworks Crowds: Biggest Ever?
at 11:05 PM Labels: Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, Dumbo, fireworks, Fulton Ferry, holiday, microbrooklyn, party, video
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