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Animal Crossing Fireworks Guide: How Long Do Fireworks Last and More

By Matthew Lynch
July 14, 2023
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Introduction:

Animal Crossing: New Horizons brings excitement in the form of colorful fireworks shows throughout the month of August. Residents of your island can come together to enjoy the brilliant spectacle in the evening sky while engaging in various fun activities. In this article, we take an in-depth look at Animal Crossing fireworks, including their duration, how to enjoy them best, and more.

How Long Do Fireworks Last?

Fireworks shows take place every Sunday evening during August in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The event starts at 7 pm and lasts until midnight, leaving players plenty of time to participate and enjoy the vivid display for five hours.

How to Customize Fireworks:

One of the most exciting aspects of the fireworks events is that players can customize the fireworks display with their own unique designs. To do this, speak to Isabelle, who will be stationed near Resident Services during the event. She will allow you to submit up to ten custom designs which will then appear as part of the fireworks show.

Special Fireworks Items and Activities:

Isabelle isn’t the only character present during these events; Redd, a sneaky fox vendor, also joins in on the fun. Players can purchase different color raffle tickets from Redd’s Raffle stand for 500 bells each. Prizes include various festive items such as sparklers, balloons, and novelty hats – all enhancing your experience while watching the dazzling display.

Aside from purchasing raffle items from Redd, players can also take advantage of Photopia camera filters during fireworks events. This allows you to capture beautiful pictures of your friends and yourself enjoying the spectacle.

Finding Dream Addresses with Fireworks:

If you find yourself looking for more fireworks displays even after Sunday nights conclude or you wish to explore other islands celebrating fireworks events, consider using Dream Addresses. To do this, visit Luna while asleep in your in-game bed and input a Dream Address. This will take you to another player’s island where fireworks may be active depending on the time.

Conclusion:

As you can see, firework shows in Animal Crossing: New Horizons are packed with fun, colorful, and engaging activities for players to enjoy every Sunday evening throughout August. Don’t miss out on customizing your own fireworks, collecting raffle items from Redd, and using Photo Mode to snap some unforgettable memories. Happy celebrating!

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