The shows will take place at 9 pm each night from August 28 to September 2, according to the Danang Tourism Promotion Centre.
The extended schedule will allow visitors to see the bridge's fire and water displays without having to wait for the usual weekend shows.
Danang's Dragon Bridge will stage fire and water shows for six consecutive nights during the National Day holiday.
Danang will also host a range of cultural, arts and entertainment events during the holiday, including Hoi An Creative Week, the 'Colours of Heritage' and 'Echoes of My Son' programmes at the My Son Sanctuary, 'Champa Dance' at the Museum of Cham Sculpture and the World Cup Pickleball event at Tien Son Sports Arena.
Visitors can also experience local culture through rural markets, regional cuisine, bai choi folk performances, stand-up paddleboard races and cultural programmes featuring Co Tu, Xo Dang and Cham traditions.
The Danang Museum, Danang Fine Arts Museum and Museum of Cham Sculpture will offer free admission during the National Day holiday.
Danang welcomed more than 12 million visitors in the first seven months of 2026, including over six million international arrivals, up 28 per cent from a year earlier.