KIRMES & Park REVUE (English) Special Ikarus (Vorschau)
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PREMIÉRE<br />
Show effects: Live music<br />
and music videos on the<br />
multimedia screen<br />
water pool in order to reach the big bamboo hut, such<br />
as a short raft trip, shaking bridges, water fountains,<br />
various effects and other surprises. After this, the<br />
course goes across a 10 metre upwardly inclined<br />
bouncing suspended walkway into the inside the bamboo<br />
huts, where visitors encounter further animations<br />
and experiences. It has to be mentioned that an<br />
alternative route up might well be a good idea, as the<br />
movements of the bridge are somewhat too strong for<br />
many a visitor. On arrival at the top, visitors are awaited<br />
by a path through the bamboo jungle, with a<br />
simulated tropical climate across footbridges, bridges<br />
and nets. Attention, though! At the sound of the warning<br />
signal visitors should hold on to something, as a<br />
powerful tropical storm blows<br />
through the “Big Bamboo”. Having<br />
passed the moving and beautifully<br />
decorated “Bora Bora Queen” shipwreck<br />
in the lower section, the magic<br />
of the South Seas is over – and the<br />
visitors go “ashore” across a<br />
treacherous landing stage.<br />
Temporary show acts with pretty<br />
dancing girls rounded off the<br />
Caribbean feeling in Düsseldorf. The<br />
“Big Bamboo” logo, designed by the<br />
afaw firm, is dominantly mounted at<br />
the front of the construction, along with<br />
the some 10 m 2 LED multimedia<br />
screen, continuously showing music<br />
videos matching the theme. Soon,<br />
there will also be live scenes of visitors<br />
making their way through the course of<br />
the entertainment. Visitors should take<br />
their time looking over the attraction,<br />
with its many large and small, lovingly designed decoration<br />
elements that provide this attraction with a unique<br />
and cheerful appearance. Technical details: The “Big<br />
Bamboo” requires three transport vehicles, two of which<br />
are incorporated into the construction that boasts a front<br />
length of 22 metres, a depth of 13 metres and a height<br />
of 16 metres. The collapsible water basin pool holds<br />
20,000 litres of water. Further venues of “Big Bamboo”<br />
will be in Augsburg, Crailsheim and Bremen. ■<br />
Relocating requires three<br />
transport vehicles<br />
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