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City Day laser shows are often organised as part of city-wide celebrations or special events to commemorate the founding of a city or significant historical milestones. These laser shows usually involve the projection of laser beams, graphics and animations composed to music onto prominent landmarks within the city or at the venue of the City Day event.

Here are some key facts about urban daytime laser shows:

• Creating a festive atmosphere: the City Day laser shows add to the festive atmosphere, attracting locals and visitors alike to join in the celebrations.
• Laser installations: laser beams and visual elements are used to create a spatial spectacle around iconic landmarks such as buildings and monuments, and to enchant visitors with magical light and colour.
• Artistic expression: laser artists use creative designs, unique scripts, animation and synchronised music to produce stunning visuals that tell stories, evoke emotions and simply dazzle audiences.
• Community engagement: urban daytime laser shows often involve community participation and collaboration. Local artists, organizations and residents can contribute ideas, artwork or performances to the experience, adding subtle unique details to the history of the community.
• Tourist attractions: these laser shows can become tourist attractions, attracting visitors from the surrounding areas or even international tourists who want to experience the unique spectacle that the city has to offer,
• Technological innovation: advances in laser technology have made it possible to create increasingly sophisticated and immersive shows, with features such as 3D laser sights (even local buildings, spatially rendered objects), holographic effects and interactive elements.
• Environmental considerations: multimedia laser shows minimise potential negative impacts on the environment and wildlife, and do not create extreme noise pollution.

All in all, the Urban Daytime Laser Show is a dynamic and visually stunning way to celebrate the history and culture of the city, bringing people together in a shared experience of wonder, emotion and excitement.

History of Siofok (you can enjoy the video from minute and a half)

Stage and outdoor pyrotechnics, projection and sound effects can be used to further enhance the laser show.

Our children’s day, fairytale-themed shows are typically aimed at family audiences with a large number of children at Mayivals and Juniors.

Our pre-written, ready-made programmes are more cost-effective and available quickly, with a choice of the following topics:

– History of Hungary,
– History of Hungary, Hungary’s history,
– 20 August.
– Holocaust commemoration?
– Travel around the world,
– Harvest,
– New Year’s Eve,
– Waterfront dream.

Excerpt from the 20 August programme: