Special Effects StagesLive showAbout Special Effects StagesA three-part show that introduces the audience to motion picture special effects. Stage 1: Virtual Studio. Stage 2: Universal's Creature Factory. Stage 3: The Sound Lab -- Last edited by Marcos Raxtun [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from Special Effects StagesSafety
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An entertaining show, that gives an idea of how special effects are done in the movies. The hosts do a really good job of making the attraction interesting. Though not really a must-see type of attraction, this is a good show to see. It is a pleasant surprise and is a good bet to sit down and relax during the hot, busy part of the day. This show is staged every 30 minutes and you can probably get in at the last minute. - Manny Barron This show is hilarious! With several jabs at Disney ( for instance, in the Creature Factory, the hosts say "You'll notice, this room has bo windows, and no doors. Oops, wrong park! Sorry folks." to the laughter of the incoming crowd) this set of shows is pure, unadulterated fun! - Sarah E Good fun, and a sneak peek into Special Effects in person. Nice way to relax while being entertained. Only downside is on busy days, the curtains don't block sound very well and you can hear the other sound stages during the performance you're watching. - Brandon Mendoza Good show. Reminds me of the Horror Makeup show at USF - Dan Rosenberg
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