Hey! I'm back :) I was going to blog much earlier than this, but unfortunately my internet decided to have a tantrum...As the House of Dancing Water was one of my first favourites on my Hong Kong trip, I decided to start off with writing a review about this first.
 |
| Tickets for the Water Show |
Within the casino City of Dreams, you can find the House of
Dancing Water, a famous water show. It features ballet, acrobatics, drama and
romance, pretty much everything you could ask for. With tickets costing about
$801 HKD, or roughly £75-80, it's on the more expensive side, but is definitely
worth the extra.
 |
| The Water Stage |
The storyline revolves around a sailor who is dragged into a
parallel world. He rescues a Prince trapped within a chest. This Prince then
meets a beautiful Princess who is trapped in a cage by her evil stepmother, and
basically tries to save her. Eventually the Princess defeats her evil
stepmother and elopes with the Prince, and the sailor becomes a King of this realm.
 |
| Boat Emerging Showing the Deep Pool |
The visuals were absolutely stunning, with amazing water
stunts and beautiful dancing. In my opinion, the first 10-30 minutes were the
most impressive, with a beautiful soundtrack and water stunts. The story began
strong, but starts to weaken throughout the show, with sometimes confusing and
dragging plotlines. Despite this, I really thoroughly enjoyed listening to the
soundtrack, and the ballet sections were spectacular. However, with regards to
the actress playing the evil stepmother, I thought her acting was a little weak
and needed more confidence and believability. The dance scenes with the evil
stepmother were also less impressive.
 |
| The Pool Also Transforms into Walking Platform |
You really have to appreciate how hard all the staff members
worked to pull off this water show. It's definitely worth another visit and if
I was to visit Macao again, I would try to schedule in this water show again.
 |
| Phone Pictures Showing Light Displays |
Visit their website
Here! and book your tickets if you're off
to Macao sometime soon :)
If you love your soundtrack music, I highly suggest you give the House of Dancing Water a listen on
Spotify!
Rating: 10/10
Tiny
No comments:
Post a Comment