Templo del Fuego, Walk-through attraction in PortAventura Park, Spain.
Templo del Fuego is a walk-through attraction at PortAventura Park that combines fire effects, pyrotechnic displays, and live performances staged inside a building designed to resemble a Maya temple. The show uses theatrical lighting and stage technology to create an intense experience that changes throughout the performance.
The attraction opened in 2001 during Universal Studios' management of the park and won the Thea Award in 2003 for excellence in entertainment design. This recognition highlighted the innovative engineering behind the fire effects and stage production.
The attraction's design draws from Maya civilization elements, integrating fire rituals and architectural features into its immersive theatrical presentation.
Shows run every 30 minutes during park hours, so you can watch the performance multiple times if you wish. Since seating is limited per show, visiting during quieter times of day helps you get in without long waits.
The construction cost of 30 million euros made this one of the park's most expensive installations when it opened. This substantial investment funded the advanced pyrotechnics and stage systems that power the show.
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