Last night was the first night of the Osborne Spectacle of Dancing Lights at Hollywood Studios for the season. We got there early and waited in the street until it got dark outside, then in one awesome second, BOOM….. lights everywhere! I had never seed the Osborne Lights in person before, only on video, and I have to say it’s one of the most beautiful displays of Christmas lights that I’ve ever seen. Yes, I did shed a tear or two. Here’s the video that we took from last night. I know it isn’t the same as being there, but it’s still really amazing to see! Click below to watch, and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel while you’re there, we have more great videos coming soon! Thanks!!
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Thinking of extending my Disney trip to see this wonder on November 6th 2015. Was the park super busy on opening night? How far in advance do you have to have a decent space for the ceremony? Does the snow fall whenever the light show is on? Hope you can help. Thanks.