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Scott Streeper, left, and Brian Morningstar, of Pyro Spectaculars, reach through a hatch in the roof of the Space Needle for a crate of wired pyrotechnics as they prepare for a New Year's Eve fireworks show, Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014, in Seattle. Organizers said that this year's fireworks show from the Space Needle will be the largest display in the history of the annual celebration. Tens of thousands of fireworks will be set-up at 72 points along the the 605-foot icon, illuminating the entire structure with pyrotechnics for eight minutes. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

Brian Morningstar, of Pyro Spectaculars, pulls a crate of wired pyrotechnics through a hatch in the roof of the Space Needle as he works to prepare for a New Year's Eve fireworks show, Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014, in Seattle. Organizers said that this year's fireworks show from the Space Needle will be the largest display in the history of the annual celebration. Tens of thousands of fireworks will be set-up at 72 points along the the 605-foot icon, illuminating the entire structure with pyrotechnics for eight minutes. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

Scott Streeper, left, and Brian Morningstar, of Pyro Spectaculars, walk on the roof of the Space Needle as they place pyrotechnics for a New Year's Eve fireworks show, Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014, in Seattle. Organizers said that this year's fireworks show from the Space Needle will be the largest display in the history of the annual celebration. Tens of thousands of fireworks will be set-up at 72 points on the 605-foot icon, illuminating the entire structure with pyrotechnics for eight minutes. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

Scott Streeper, left, and Brian Morningstar, of Pyro Spectaculars, walk on the roof of the Space Needle as they place pyrotechnics for a New Year's Eve fireworks show, Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014, in Seattle. Organizers said that this year's fireworks show from the Space Needle will be the largest display in the history of the annual celebration. Tens of thousands of fireworks will be set-up at 72 points on the 605-foot icon, illuminating the entire structure with pyrotechnics for eight minutes. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

Scott Streeper, left, and Brian Morningstar, of Pyro Spectaculars, walk on the roof of the Space Needle as they place pyrotechnics for a New Year's Eve fireworks show, Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014, in Seattle. Organizers said that this year's fireworks show from the Space Needle will be the largest display in the history of the annual celebration. Tens of thousands of fireworks will be set-up at 72 points on the 605-foot icon, illuminating the entire structure with pyrotechnics for eight minutes.

Space Needle preps for ‘biggest, best’ New Year’s fireworks show