NewsPlusNotes: Universal Orlando's Cinematic Celebration Announced for Universal Studios Florida

Sunday, June 17, 2018

Universal Orlando's Cinematic Celebration Announced for Universal Studios Florida

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The long rumored new nighttime fountain show for Universal Studios Florida has finally been announced, and it will be called Universal Orlando's Cinematic Celebration.

The new show will take place on the central lagoon of Universal Studios Florida each evening starting this summer, a more specific date has not been announced.

Universal Orlando's Cinematic Celebration will "bring thrilling and fun moments to life inspired by characters from popular Universal Orlando experiences and blockbuster films," including Harry Potter, Jurassic World (seen in the concept art up top), Fast & Furious, Despicable Me and many more. The show will be projected on giant water screens in the lagoon and utilize 120 separate dancing water fountains. Projection mapping will transform the entire waterfront of the park's buildings into scenes that blend into the show.

Universal Studios Orlando is currently transforming a large part of their Central Park area that borders the lagoon into a dedicated viewing area for the new show. Multiple levels of standing room are being built to accommodate visitors that will no doubt start lining up early to see the show.

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