On February 1, 2021 Blue Man Group announced it was officially moving out of their digs at Universal Orlando. In an article we posted just a week prior, we had heard the writing had been on the wall for a while for the show. Now that it is official, what can we expect to happen
When Blue Man Group opened at Universal Orlando in 2007, it was meant to draw people away from Cirque du Soleil at Walt Disney World. While the show drew in large crowds during the beginning of the run, within the last few years interest has fizzled out. Now we are hearing Blue Man Group may
If you’ve seen Blue Man Group at CityWalk in Orlando, you know that it’s a high-energy show. It’s a rock concert with original music, unique visual effects, and comedy. For one day in December, Blue Man Group in Orlando is doing an autism-friendly performance in cooperation with Autism Speaks. Autism Speaks is the world’s leading autism science
Few things get me as excited as immersive theater experiences. While I have attended many over the years, I have been waiting to find one tied to an intellectual property. As it turns out there is a new Walking Dead immersive theater show opening in Atlanta and running through the end of November 2015. The
People who have been following Theme Park University for a while know that I am a fan of immersive theater. I am a fan of anything that pushes the art forward of breaking down the fourth wall. On the other hand, this also means that I have seen many shows that have been successful at
“All I want out of art and life is for my guts and my brains to collide. It’s the feeling of going on a roller coaster. My guts knowing I am going to die and my brain explaining that if they killed too many people, the insurance rates would be too high.” – Penn Jillette
Peek behind the curtain on an employee pep rally Universal would hold every year. Bob Gault lead the charge to get his team fired up about working for the theme park during an extremely challenging time.