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Universal's Cinematic Celebration Night Show
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I think we're only seeing the beginning. Cable trays like that means we're probably going to see a lot of data and power cables coming in very soon.
There also appears to be other mounts for hardware not there yet.
Those boxes are definitely the pumps. Looking further at it, there is only one pipe out and no pipe in. Also, if you look at the one on the back of the platform, by the water screens, it looks older and has some staining on it. It might be hardware from one of the previous shows. Water screen pumps maybe?
The nozzles going in look pretty beefy. This show is going to throw some serious water.
Saw this in person today, and wow, pictures don't do it justice. The platform is really quite massive when you're in front of / next to it. This should be a very impressive show.
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Any new pictures?? I demand constant updates! Haha.
Hanging out in CityWalk. Overheard two guys walking and talking about the show. One was describing the show and mostly talked about what we've seen on here. Fountains going in now, etc. He did say they're all new types of fountains and that some of them go as high as 175 feet in the air.
If that's true, you might see these things from outside the park!
If that's true, you might see these things from outside the park!
If that's true, they better supply umbrellas on windy nights!
Yes, they yelled it during the Battle of the Chesapeake and Yorktown in 1781. vive la liberté
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I think barely, but yes.
It's about 25 feet shy of breaking WoCs, and well behind how tall Bellagios are. That said, it shows the scale of the project being really freaking huge.
25 feet shorter than WoC, but you're also 80 to 100 feet closer so this is going to be crazy.
Jason
Remember, just because they can go 175 feet in the air doesn't mean they will go 175 feet in the air
Yes, they yelled it during the Battle of the Chesapeake and Yorktown in 1781. vive la liberté
Huh, I just thought that they always waved a white flag.
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I give up.:whiteflag:Mostly the "fragile, do not return"
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Universal always wants to get you wet.
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175 ft seems relatively common in modern large scale fountain shows. The bellagio's are definitely on another scale.
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I'm doing research into who this might be and what sort of fountains will be featured. Still not enough info and I'm looking at installation pics of other shows.
175 ft is common in large scale fountain shows, but 175ft is impractical for a show like this where we will practically be on top of it. People would walk away drenched.
