FULL “Rhythm of Nature” Ice Show at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay

Experience the magic of "Rhythm of Nature" at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay! Venture into the Moroccan Palace Theater for a spellbinding new adventure on ice. Join Dakari, a brave young hero, and other unique characters as they journey into a dream realm on a quest to uncover the wonders of the animal kingdom. This ice spectacle dazzles with the beauty, danger, and wisdom of nature, offering a thrilling and unforgettable journey.

[@abigailmalloy]

Much better than turn it up. The main guy is also cute as heck

[@miss_lilyanne]

He is a doll! Those cute faces he makes are stinking adorable. Great skates and actor! What else has he been in? Anyone know?

[@Davesuncity]

I like the old show “Turn it up” better. When I watch ice skating on TV, the male, female, and couple are dressed in outfits that flow with their skating. The music enforces the skating they are doing. It is beautiful to watch. While I appreciate the new show's attempt to incorporate Busch Animal themes into the ice show, I must admit it fell short. The essence of a visit to Cheetah Hunt is the thrill of a roller coaster ride, not a hunting trip. Similarly, at the Real Music festival, the main attraction is the live music, not a wildlife theme. For instance, it would be odd to hear the ABBA group singing “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” and not Mama Mia. The benefit of Busch is its diversity. You can see the animals, go on rides, hear music, go to festivals (Food and Wine), visit animal hospitals, etc. Ice Skating is beautiful to watch. The new show takes away that beauty. Now, there are folks who like the new show (my wife included). I go to Busch about three times a month, and the ice show was my highlight and the top priority of my visit. Now, if I have time, I will go and see it. I realize that Busch put a lot of effort and resources into this production, and it will play until at least the Christmas production comes out. I'm hoping that Busch will do focus studies and see if this show will continue after Christmas. Fortunately, “Turn it Up” is on KZbin, so I watch it there.