One evening by the Kiss Bridge, two shows, and a night sea that lights up with every beat.
Every evening in Sunset Town, the water in front of the Kiss Bridge becomes a stage for two shows: Symphony of the Sea opens at dusk, and Kiss of the Sea closes the day with high fireworks. This guide covers showtimes, how to choose tickets and the best places to watch, even without a ticket.
The two shows are a little over an hour apart, leaving time for dinner or a stroll between them. If you stay in Sunset Town, the stands are only a few minutes’ walk away, and some rooms let you watch from the balcony.
Two shows, one evening by the Kiss Bridge
Symphony of the Sea is the lively opener, where jet skis, flyboards, music and fireworks on the water come together. Kiss of the Sea is the main show, telling a love story through water, light, lasers and projections, and ending with fireworks high above the Kiss Bridge.
Both take place right in front of the Kiss Bridge, in the heart of Sunset Town. Where you stay shapes the whole experience: close by, you can stroll out for the show and be back in your room within minutes, without joining the crowds heading home.
Symphony of the Sea: the opener at dusk
As the light fades, at around 19:30, Symphony of the Sea begins. Jet ski and flyboard athletes glide, spin and soar above the water in time with the music, with fireworks fired right on the sea between the acts. The show runs for about 25 minutes, fast-paced and fun, and works especially well for families with children.
There is a ticketed seating area in front of the Kiss Bridge. If you would rather watch at an easy pace, stand along the waterfront or settle in at Loop Jacuzzi Bar without a ticket. Guests of the three hotels enjoy complimentary access to the Loop pool, so you can swim through sunset and stay on for the show.
