Dancing, Diving, Slacklining and 3D Flying: Symphony of the Seas’ HiRo Raises the Bar
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Creator's Key Takeaways
the shows on Symphony of the Seas are really the first shows in my career that are the vision we set out to have
hero is a show that we intended to grab people's attention the moment the curtain goes up and keep it for 48 minutes and never let go
we have dancers divers slack liners there's so many different skills but we all have to know what each other does
if we can inspire people to understand how to be tolerant how to you know respect each other despite the differences and realize that we can all learn something from each other while doing what we love for me that's priceless
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Scale: 0–5 strips in half-step increments. 0 = “meh”, 5 = “bacon bliss”. Aggregated from creator-review sentiment, weighted by channel expertise.
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HiRo, Royal Caribbean’s newest aqua show, features more high-flying feats, unexpected stunts and extraordinary acrobatics than ever before. Brought to life by the world’s best extreme-sport athletes, HiRo pushes the limits of a theatrical production with cutting-edge technology and choreography. With 3D flying technology used by aerialists as they literally soar above the crowd, plus acrobats and professional divers no two shows are the same, making it worth seeing twice.