This video shows a fireworks show at Six Flags Fiesta, Texas, in San Antonio, Texas battling against a drone display as well.

A recent conversation has emerged whether the eco-friendly newer option of drone displays is superior to the traditional fireworks.

During average years, July 4th brings a sizable 42% increase in the level of fine particulate pollutants (also known as PM 2.5) across the U.S., putting it in line with some wildfire events, according to NPR.

The same ingredients that lend the displays their vivid colors contain metallic particles, including lead and copper, which linger in the air and can worsen respiratory issues.

The filmer, Joshua David Paredes, captured the conclusion of the show, in which it looked like the entire sky was illuminated by dozens of fireworks.

Joshua recorded this from a nearby parking lot in The Shops at La Cantera, a popular area of restaurants and shopping places.

Joshua told Newsflare, "We arrived at that parking lot two hours before the fireworks show to have dinner, and quite a few people were already starting to set up to watch the show with outdoor chairs and open truck tailgates.

The parking lot was jam-packed with people in their cars and outside to watch the show.

"The show included drone work at the beginning, creating things like the liberty bell, the U.S. flag, and a boot.

After the show, getting out of the parking lot was so tough that we parked again and went to a bar for an hour before leaving. It was a great time", Joshua said.

This video was filmed on July 4, 2023.

This fireworks show took place at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio Texas on July 4, 2023. The show ran from approximately 10:15 p.m. ET until about 10:30 p.m. ET. What I filmed was the conclusion of the show, in which it looked like the entire sky was lit up by dozens of fireworks. I recorded this from a nearby parking lot in The Shops at La Cantera, which is a popular area full of restaurants and places to shop. We arrived at that parking lot two hours before the fireworks show to have dinner, and there were already quite a few people starting to set up to watch the show with outdoor chairs and open truck tailgates. The entire parking lot was jam-packed with people both in their cars and outside to watch the show. The show included some drone work at the beginning as well, creating things like the liberty bell, the U.S. flag, and a boot. After the show, it was so tough to get out of the parking lot, that we ended up parking again and going to a bar for an hour before we were able to leave. It was a great time!