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What is The Bourne Stuntacular?
A stunt show that blurs “the lines between stage and cinema” to a degree “never seen before,” The Bourne Stuntacular is based off of the four-decade-old franchise that now consists of five films, a television series, and over 20 novels. The production follows Jason Bourne as he’s pursued by “sinister characters” across three continents and includes chase scenes, fistfights, and at least some parkouring/acrobatics.
Where is The Bourne Stuntacular located?
In Hollywood, which is in Universal Studios Florida.
The Bourne Stuntacular – height restrictions and other factors
There are no restrictions, and there is Express Pass access available.
The Bourne Stuntacular – what you wish you knew before you experienced it
The action is so loud on the stage in front of you – especially when it comes to the gunshots – that you may want to bring earplugs if you have sensitive hearing.
How scary is The Bourne Stuntacular?
We rank Bourne Stuntacular three out of five secret agents in terms of fear factor, mostly due to sudden effects and, more especially, those loud gunshots.
The Bourne Stuntacular – show schedule and other information
The first show is usually around 11:00 am, with repeat performances occurring every hour (or so) thereafter.
Sample summer schedule
10:45 am, 11:30, 12:15 pm, 1:00, 2:45, 3:30, 4:15, 5:00
What is The Bourne Stuntacular’s opening date?
June 30, 2020
The Bourne Stuntacular – the Bourne backstory
Unfamiliar with the history of super-spy Jason Bourne? We lay everything out for you in our in-depth breakdown.
Fun Facts
Be prepared to be inundated with our bevy of Bourne stats. The Stuntacular features:
- One of the largest structures ever created for a Universal show
- A 3,640-square-foot LED screen (that’s 130 feet wide and 28 feet tall)
- Pinpoint-accurate projection mapping of images atop moving scenes
- Performers and technicians that trained and rehearsed for more than eight months before the show premiered
- Principal stunt trainers that have doubled for A-list celebrities in some of the most popular action films and TV shows of all time
- Two free falls, one from a height of 22 feet
- Practical effects that include “immersive” fire, smoke, and wind
- Flames reaching 20 feet high
- Eight moving set pieces, including a three-wheeled motorcycle
- A 20-foot-wide lift, capable of lifting and rotating two vehicles 280 degrees from seven feet beneath the stage to above stage level
- Automated vehicle-tracking systems
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I was initially sorry to see that Terminator show had been replaced but that soon turned to joy when I experienced this fantastic interactive stunt show which I highly recommend. The effects are stunning
This show is better than a lot of rides. The show far exceeds expectations and it’s so entertaining. It’s a proper stunt show done right and the stuntmen are really talented.
I thought Bourne ? A regular stunt show? No ...I was completely blown away by this show. The stunt work was amazing. The timing and interaction between the stunt actors and the elements onscreen were perfect to make you feel like you were a part of the show. I went to the noon show and saw it again a couple hours later...I just needed to experience it again ! I'll definitely go again the next time I visit the park. It's a must see.
It was unbelievably incredible show !
Creativity and technology both at the peak !
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