Fire of Anatolia Show from Side
Opis wycieczki:
We invite you to get closer to the world of dancing and music, to see the most ambitious world-class show. It reveals its nature with the help of dancing and uncover history, culture and traditions of the Turkish people!
The “Fire of Anatolia” show is the Turkish dancing group. It consists of 120 dancers. They have performed in more than 85 countries including the USA, China and Japan in front of the 20 million people audience.
The Show broke two Guinness World Records, the first – for the quickest dance performance with 241 dance moves per minute, and the second – for the biggest audience amount, that is 400.000 spectators in Ergli. The incredible evening is guaranteed!
Fire of Anatolia Show Interesting Facts:
- The Gloria Aspendos Arena, where the performance takes place, has an area of 13 000 square meters with a capacity of 5 000 spectators, and a car park that can accommodate more than 500 cars.
- The construction of this open-air complex was made from non-combustible materials, which makes it as safe as possible.
- Fire of Anatolia Show is is a combination of traditional folk dances, ballet and modern dances.
- The first emergence of the group took place after one and a half years of hard work.
- The presidents of 50 countries have attended this amazing show.
You should definitely visit this colorful, rhythmic, elegant and stylish show!
Book your Fire of Anatolia Show seats now – pay for it in the bus on the day of your trip!
Adult 55 EUR
Children 4-10 years 30 EUR
Children 0-3 years 0 EUR
Orientacyjna godzina odbioru: 6:00 pm
Czas trwania: 5 godziny
Dostępne dni: Tuesday
Obsługa w języku angielskim, niemieckim, rosyjskim
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Cena wycieczki obejmuje:
Transfer z hotelu i z powrotem.
Entrance ticket
Dinner
Dodatkowo płatne:
Drinks during the dinner (if desired)
Zalecamy zabrać ze sobą:
Camera (it is forbidden to use video camera, so you should give it up at the entrance)
Towel (to put it under the seat)
Woda
Warm clothes (because of the evening coolness, mostly at the beginning and at the end of a season)
