URL: mysanantonio.com
By Stefanie Arias - Express News
Published: February, 25 2010 at 12:00 PM
It's adios to "Viva!" and bienvenido to "Azul: Lure of the Sea" this season at SeaWorld San Antonio. The new show doesn't officially premiere until March 12, but the audience will get sneak peeks of it when the park reopens Saturday.
For more, visit: http://www.mysanantonio.com/entertainment/SeaWorld_to_debut_Azul.html
Submitted by johnwalker on Tue, 2010-03-02 11:34
Did you not read what was said about the new shows in the comment below you, i think it fully explains whatever you are going on an on about. Blue horizons IS a new show, it only previewed a few years ago.
Submitted by anom (not verified) on Mon, 2010-03-29 05:01.
I think Seaworld Orlando should replace blue horizons with viva! Because now Seaworld San Diego has blue horizons so, Seaworld Orlando could have more park visitors because
A-they are bringing back a old show (people might have visited Seaworld San Antonio).
B-Beluga whales are in a show that is neat!
C-Seaworld San Diego is renovating there "dolphin discovery show" Seaworld Orlando Should renovate there's. Also Seaworld San Antonio is bringing a new show to so Seaworld Orlando should have a go to. 2010 is the year of bringing NEW SHOWS !!!!!!!!!
Submitted by Anonymous (a seaworld regular person) (not verified) on Fri, 2010-03-12 10:06.
The Beluga whales at SW Orlando and SW San Diego are part of the wild arctic exhibit. However SW San Antonio does not have this exhibit so instead house them at the whale and dolphin stadium.
A few years ago Sea world Orlando launched Blue horizons which feature its False killer whale, bottlenose dolphins and an array of sun conures and blue throated macaws. Due to its success it is due to open also at SW San Diego only with Pilot whales instead of the false killer whale. It will be an improved version of blue horizons Orlando because they can learn from setting up the show in Orlando.
Viva was the first show to incoperate more music and divers etc before blue horizons was created. Since SW San Antonio is not as delveloped and does not have the same facilities that SD and Orlando have, it will create a new show that will be a cross between Viva and Blue Horizons as it will also feature birds and a new set. So in effect Sea World orlando already has a show like Viva and Azul in the form of Blue Horizons instead of the bog standard dolphin display they used to have.
Submitted by Zachary Hollinshead (not verified) on Tue, 2010-03-09 09:49.
I was just wondering why Seaworld San Antonio is the only Seaworld park to have a beluga whale/ white sided dolphin show. Will Seaworld Orlando and Seaworld San Diego ever get a beluga whale show? I know they have Beluga whales, but they aren't in a show, and Seaworld Orlando doesn't even have pacific white sided dolphins. I think it'd be really nice to get a show like Viva! or Azul at Seaworld Orlando!
Submitted by McKenzie (not verified) on Sun, 2010-03-07 16:05.