Number of cast: At the start of the show’s run there were 5 casts of 8 stuntpeople.

Water: 1.4 million gallons of recycled water in the pool.

Project Manager Norm Jahn was called to Hawaii to see the massive sets for the movie. The team from Universal Studios Hollywood were searching for a replacement for the Miami Vice Stunt Show which was starting to show it’s age.

Work on the attraction started in October 1994, during production of Waterworld the movie. They already were responsible for running the Universal Studios Singapore version of the WaterWorld show. This includes some of the crew members, who are to be replaced with a new team.Īpril 2013 – The show re-opens after some minor re-working, and is now operated by Action Horizons, a company formed and run by professional stuntmen. March 2014 – The show closes for annual refurbishment and it’s announced that the previous production company has been removed from the show.

– 7 April 2006 – Show closed for refurbishment (repainting, remodelling of the set)Ģ007 – Show Control system refit (see below) July 1995 – The pool is filled with 1.4 million gallons of recycled water for three intensive months of rehearsal.Īutumn 1995 – Show opens (planned opening, announced in May 1995 was October 23 1995)

January 1995 – Construction starts in the arenaįebruary 1995 – Atoll construction starts

Location: Arena adjacent to Universal Amphitheatre.ġ984 – 1988: A Team Live Action Stunt Showġ989 – 1995 – Miami Vice Action Spectacular

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