Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids

I watched the Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids from the rooftop of my guest house. It’s free, of course. But, if you’re staying somewhere with no view of the Pyramids, then, you’ve got to shell out $10 to see it at night.

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The Night Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids is Spectacular.

Travel Tip: 
Instead of paying the entrance fee to see the show, it would be better if you spend the same amount of money by going to Pizza Hut (in front of the ticket booth to the Pyramids). You buy a piece of pizza, get your drink and bring it to the rooftop. There, you’ll see the whole panorama of the Pyramids landscape at night, unobstructed from anything. The view from above is more magnificent than the view on ground level.

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The Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids starts at 7:00 in the evening.

The Night Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids is Spectacular.

It’s a 30-minute show with historical narrative on how the Pyramid was built.

The Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids.

I found the show pretty spectacular in the first 10 minutes.

The Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids.

And after that, I found it kinda boring.

The Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids.

Well, history is boring, but there must be a way to make it more interesting and appealing to everybody—in all ages, right?

The Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids.

The show lacks drama and thrill. The sound system sucks, too!

The Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids.

The lights aren’t even well-thought of and the overall choreography / coordination is a drag.

The Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids.

There were only few people (less than 20, I think) who watched the show. Most of them, I reckon, are tourists staying in hotels.

The Light and Sound Show at the Pyramids.

There are supposed to be three shows a night: 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00.  But, they can be cancelled when there are less than 10 spectators to be served.

I think it’s time for those who are in-charge of this show to rethink their strategy. First, they have to fix that sound system and re-invent the story line by making it more dramatic and thrilling.  The Pyramids look dramatic when lit but the narrative lacks drama.

Here’s a suggestion: 
Why can’t they create a live performance show with the Pyramids as the background? I think it would be more interesting to see when there are live horses, soldiers, camels, actors, etc… on the set than listening to an ancient story. It’s a massive task but it’s more interactive and less boring, for sure.

And yeah, I won’t mind paying a little bit more. 😉

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