A fire and water show on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and evenings at 9 p.m. You can see it for free from the top of the bridge. The bridge is normally closed to cars and people, but only during this time. It's a 15-minute show, but it's a very dynamic show. Under the bridge, there's a night market where you can eat seafood very cheaply.

Amazing structure. Go on the west side into the park to take pictures/video of the Dragon changing colors every night after Dark. Go to the east side North or South sidewalk along the Dragon for expected pictures of the show at 9:00 p.m. Friday Saturday and Sunday... you should be in place by 8:15 because it gets crowded. The dragon spouts fire but when to catch it? Just before the fire erupts, there is a small fire at the mouth that is used to ignite the big fire. That is your key to start the video. Shortly thereafter the flame will come forth, but only for about four times... Then there's a pause, and I believe it fires up again. But after that, it is going to spray water all over people below in its path. So set your viewfinder with the dragon head to the right ( if you are on the North side) so that the spray will show in the left three quarters of your viewfinder. You will not be able to get the entire scene of the dragon head and the water spray, and the crowd getting wet below. You will have to go down the stairs below to get a further back shot to encompass all I described above... the next night...

It's a nice bridge, the show starts at 9 p.m. on weekends. We were standing on the bridge but behind our heads, so we weren't sprayed with water. From the bridge you can enjoy the beautiful views of the water and the ships that brought tourists to the show, they glow very beautifully. The show is short, first fire comes out of your head, then water jets. Those down on the waterfront were all wet at the end of the show. After the show, you can come down from the bridge and go left to the night market. There you can eat delicious and varied seafood for cheap.

The view was amazing. It was drizzling but worth the wait. The fire/ water show is only on weekends so best plan accordingly. Taking a cruise on that day maybe a good idea as the boats stop at 9 pm to view the show though we didn’t do that. Best viewed from love bridge as you can see the entire dragon.

The Dragon Bridge connects the two banks of the Han River in Da Nang. The idea of building a bridge in the shape of a dragon is very interesting in itself. In the evening, when the Dragon Bridge is illuminated, it makes a very nice photo opportunity. At weekends (Fri. Sat. Sun.) at 9 p.m. there is a fire and water show. The dragon spits fire and then water. The show is actually very interesting and spectacular, even though it is short. The area around is always full of people waiting to record the show with photos and videos. I would not recommend standing on the bridge because you will get wet when the dragon starts spitting water. A "must see" in Da Nang.

We were staying at the Vanda Hotel which is a Highrise that sits just off the river overlooking the Dragon Bridge, although you're on the tail end of the great lizard. It's still a great view from the rooftop bar. I think everyone is aware that the head breaths fire and steam out of his mouth on weekend night. It really becomes an occasion on those nights. We elected to book a ride on a river tour boat to view the fire action but it gets very busy with all the boats jockeying for position. If I had to do it again, I would have watched all the activity from shore. Actually, it might be a better view and you won't have a a boat in your way spoiling the view. Recommended.

Dragon Bridge is one of Da Nang’s most impressive landmarks, featuring a striking golden dragon design. A special highlight is the fire and water show at 9 PM every Saturday and Sunday, attracting many visitors. The surrounding area is always clean and spacious, providing a comfortable and enjoyable experience for tourists.

Dragon Bridge in Da Nang is an iconic landmark known for its impressive design shaped like a dragon. It lights up beautifully at night with vibrant colors. On weekends, the dragon breathes fire and water, attracting many visitors. The bridge offers stunning views of the Han River and the cityscape. It’s a must-see attraction in Da Nang.

There are several eateries around, as well as a night market. On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings at 9:00 PM, the dragon performs a fire and steam spectacle. It takes them around fifteen minutes to close the bridge.

We could see the whole of the Dragon Bridge both from the Roof top bar at the Haian Riverfront Hotel as well as from our Room there . Which was great as on Friday Saturday & Sunday nights the Dragon Breaths Fire & Water for 10 Minutes at 9 Pm . The Bridge is illuminated at Dusk , changing colours from Gold , yellow , Red Blue Purple & Green . Fire & Water show attracts huge crowds each night who gather in the Parking area Beside the Head end of the Bridge . The Bridge's Construction began in July 2009 and was opened in March 2013 . The Bridge is a 6 lane Road & Pedestrian Bridge , with the Dragon up the Centre . The Dragons head is closest to the Sea end of the Bridge . The Bridge is 666Mt long and 37.5 Mt Wide and cost 1.5 Trillion Dong (US$ 88 Million) to build