hi i want to know where are and what time is the fire works in hollywood studios at december 31. we will be there are and we want to get a nice view. also i can not fine any restaurant we have a dinner plan, but all are very busy. thank you
hello roberto and thanks for bringing your valued question to the disney parks moms panel. oh how wonderful to be planning what's sure to be a very memorable new year's eve at walt disney world resort and disney's hollywood studios; i can just imagine how excited you must be feeling! i don't believe specifics have yet been released for any new year's eve events, but i have discovered this disney's hollywood studios ~ calendar which currently shows fireworks begin at the stroke midnight. my best advice is to keep a keen eye on the disney parks blog for all announcements and upcoming events. as you can imagine walt disney world resort is a very popular destination for many guests wishing to ring in 2016 in magical style which may explain why you've as yet not been able to secure an advanced dining reservation for 31st december. perhaps you may also find some dining inspiration from this disney parks blog ~ new year's eve 2015 restaurant reservations or perhaps enquire about current restaurant availability by speaking with a cast member by dialling the dining reservations phone number contained within this walt disney world phone directory link. have a great disney day. ~ jane
one of my favorite places in l.a. is the 
 
 hollywood museum 
 —not even so much for the hollywood memorabilia, but for the make-up rooms. it’s a museum that’s in the old max factor building where he would literally get the stars ready for their close ups and the make-up rooms he used are still in tact. they might be the cutest thing i’ve ever seen. there’s a room for redheads, a room for blondes, for brunettes, etc. you can really picture the stars getting primped for red carpet events and there’s something just so charming about it. 
 i wouldn’t put this at the top of my list because it really depends what’s going on here when you visit, but the 
 
 the silent movie theatre 
  is a lot of fun. it’s basically this old art deco movie theater that now has a lot of interesting movie-related events—check out their schedule and see what they have going when you come. 
 i would also check out the schedule for the outdoor movies at the 
 
 hollywood forever cemetery 
 . i know it seems a little macabre, but basically people bring all kinds of beach chairs and picnic blankets and watch an outdoor night time movie at the cemetery (i would get there early to see the cemetery itself). it’s a lot of fun if a bit silly. 
 i know this isn’t a very original idea, but i would for sure see 
 
 mann's chinese theater 
 . it’s absolutely stunning on the inside and as hokey as it is, it’s really a fun experience to see the handprints out front. i actually liked it better before they renovated it, but it's still pretty incredible, especially architecturally. the  
 
 dolby theatre 
 (formerly kodak theater) where they hold the oscars is right next door but is basically just a big mall if you ask me. i wouldn't go out of my way to see it.  
 you might also want to try to catch a premier if you can. they take place pretty frequently in the city –check out this list for upcoming dates: http://www.seeing-stars.com/calendar/index.shtml#premieres
 
 finally, i’ve never been to 
 
 hollywood heritage museum
  museum but i’ve heard it’s great—and it’s near the 
 
 hollywood bowl 
 so you can see that while you’re at it, too--it's actually my favorite place in l.a. and they have a lot of movie-themed nights so you should check out their schedule while you're at it. contact your local service provider as early as possible. the decorating season is short, and our schedules tend to fill up by mid-november. They are working on trying to get to them by the end of the year, they have a lot of red tape and working on the books. details  here 8 pm it all varies depending on the team.if you’re close to production, pressure is high. outside of this there are a lot of variation, but in general people are working a lot. this is not really that there are explicit pressure to work long hours but many are very committed , and i think that when you are joining a team you’re more likely to pick up the same rythme.in terms of compensation, it depends on the role / the team and how much they want you after the on-site, but they will in general align on other offers you may have (from google/fb/apple/amazon/...) just fyi, bcg's bridge program has four locations, each with a different time frame for the summer workshop. it would be really helpful if people would specify which office they applied to. ill start working on sumthing after the weekend ^^ All the beaches in Miami-Dade are municipal or county parks. They all require a fire permit which you have to apply for in advance. That doesn't mean people don't try to get away with it, but if someone spots a fire, they'll likely call it in. The fire dep't (Key Biscayne has at least one fire station I know of) is only a phone call away & they'll bring the police with them. So you call them first & see if you can get a permit. @derek higgs interesting, mine lights up the kitchen like daylight normally! thanks for this, if you go into settings, there’s a setting called backlight which has options on or 1 min; i cahnged mine to 1 min, just nipped downstairs (at 12:02 am) and the kitchen is in darkness! i’m unsure when it went off but if you change the backlight to “on” it will light up all night. peter