The Féerie des Eaux
Grand Rex
- City : Paris, France.
- Since : 1990
In 2023, the famous Grand Rex once again chose Aquatique Show for its legendary show: The Féerie des Eaux as a prologue to the new Disney production, the animated film “Wish” directed by Chris Buck and Fawn Veerasunthorn.
The dancing fountain combined with new water effects
For this 2023/2024 edition, the dancing fountain of the Féerie des Eaux has been completely redesigned with a scenography which features legendary productions from Disney studios on their respective anthems known to all: Frozen, the Lion King, but also The Jungle Book and many others.
A dancing fountain with dynamic effects
Aquatique Show has integrated new effects into the dancing fountain such as moving jets to create a dynamic scenography. In the center of the fountain, these moving jets perform a swirling ballet which gives the impression of a tornado. Flower jets hatch and explode to the music. The show is also illustrated with our Aqua Graphic water curtain which cuts out the water and recreates all the Disney characters in water. The indoor water curtain, more than 10 meters long, creates a lively setting around the dancing fountain.
The Féerie des Eaux : a unique show
Each edition of this show was an opportunity to discover our dancing fountains in stagings using all show techniques.
The Féerie des Eaux has on several occasions integrated lasers, projection mapping over the entire theater, sumptuous decors as well as animatronics.
The dancing fountain even emerged several times from its setting at the back of the stage with jumping jets springing from the theater balconies above the audience to land in the stage pool.
A historic collaboration with our dancing fountains
Every year, traditionally, the new Disney production is screened in the movie theater of the legendary Grand Rex. The screening of this film begins two weeks before the French national release.
Since the 90s, Le Grand Rex has shown and renewed its confidence in us by entrusting us with the installation and programming of the dancing fountains opening an evening which attracted an audience of children and adults of 2,700 people per evening during the Christmas period.
If you would like to find out more about this collaboration, do not hesitate to consult our article on the Grand Rex in our news.
