US EditionOslo municipality ridiculed after light show on New Year's Eve
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Ridiculing light shows: – Discos in the South are doing better It has been five years since the municipality of Oslo last set off a public fireworks display. On New Year's Eve, the city council opened its wallet again, promising a massive light show that would be visible over large parts of the city. But after New Year's Eve's expensive light show from the roof of Oslo City Hall, many are disappointed. – The most ridiculous light show I have ev…
The City of Oslo paid close to NOK 2 million for a light show on Rådhusplass. It should be visible all over the city. But it didn't work out that way.
The Oslo Municipality's light show cost 1.5 million kroner more than what has previously been spent on fireworks. However, the show was not well received by everyone.
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