The climax culminated with a drone light display of 500 Unmanned Ariel Vehicles (UAVs) illustrating the whimsical characters of the popular mobile game over the Hudson. Rather than applauding the decision, New York lawmakers ostracized the avionic wonders to Jersey. In the words of Democratic State Senator, Brad Hoylman, "Nobody owns New York City's skyline – it is a public good and to allow a private company to reap profits off it is in itself offensive." The complimentary event followed the model of Macy's New York fireworks that have illuminated the Hudson skies since 1958. Unlike the department store's pyrotechnics that release dangerous greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, drones are a quiet climate-friendly choice.