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I SEA WHAT YOU DID THEREI can only 'sea' this whole resort thing working out if they are able to somehow create a welcoming pedestrian experience to connect it all just like Universal Orlando or Disneyland Anaheim.
I SEA WHAT YOU DID THEREI can only 'sea' this whole resort thing working out if they are able to somehow create a welcoming pedestrian experience to connect it all just like Universal Orlando or Disneyland Anaheim.
Is this real?
So I guess this means Orlando still going to have to wait for the Blue Ocean Project to come here, that is if it ever does.
The Dolphin show I actually like, though when I saw it September the divers were gone. Shamu show I dislike. Now A'lure, that was awesome, pity they got rid of it.I think the move to less non-theatrical Orca shows makes sense for all the parks, especially following the Blue World project. It'd actually be more how the shows used to be, especially the dolphin show. When I first saw Blue Horizons, I found it strange that the show was no longer educational and was instead Cirque du Dolphin-lite. Wasn't a fan at first but it's grown on me over the years.
I think the move to less non-theatrical Orca shows makes sense for all the parks, especially following the Blue World project. It'd actually be more how the shows used to be, especially the dolphin show. When I first saw Blue Horizons, I found it strange that the show was no longer educational and was instead Cirque du Dolphin-lite. Wasn't a fan at first but it's grown on me over the years.
What if they did a Shamu show similar to the story of Turtle Trek where you follow the life of a killer whale and end it with a message of conservation and rescue. They could easily use the screens to show footage of whales in the wild and have the trainers talk about their behaviors and educate the audience on the animals. Of course there would still be segments with the whales splashing and jumping too. I think that could be an awesome show.
The Dolphin show I actually like, though when I saw it September the divers were gone. Shamu show I dislike. Now A'lure, that was awesome, pity they got rid of it.
That's a good point. I still think that an educational experience is a better way to go than an entertainment one. Not sure how they could achieve this in the current setting though. I do love One Ocean though but I'm curious to see what San Diego has planned. I'm sure if it goes well something similar would be at the other two a few years later.I think this would have a massive backfire. If SeaWorld are saying: 'This is how an orca should live' and then it's known they are/were breeding them in the parks, never to know that kind of life, it would look very poorly on them.
They had some scheduled maintenance of all the mechanical stuff in the overhangs above the show pool. I believe they should be back any day now if not already. A'lure is most likely gone for good. I can see one of these major or minor attractions being a new show in its theater.They were have equipment issues I believe in Sept/Oct, I don't think the divers are gone for good. Is A'lure gone for good?
That's a good point. I still think that an educational experience is a better way to go than an entertainment one. Not sure how they could achieve this in the current setting though. I do love One Ocean though but I'm curious to see what San Diego has planned. I'm sure if it goes well something similar would be at the other two a few years later.
They had some scheduled maintenance of all the mechanical stuff in the overhangs above the show pool. I believe they should be back any day now if not already. A'lure is most likely gone for good. I can see one of these major or minor attractions being a new show in its theater.
I don't think SeaWorld really have a choice now but to head in that direction. It's infuriating to see all the people that watched Blackfish and say SeaWorld do nothing but evil when they do so much behind the scenes.