Photos: 'One Ocean' killer whale show at Sea World San Diego
The conservation-themed "One Ocean" show will feature dancing fountains, underwater imagery and
High-powered fountains moving in sync to the musical score will squirt water into the 7 million gallon pool from the first few rows of the 5,500-seat Shamu Stadium. In one show sequence, the
The original score includes three new songs, including the upbeat "One Song" and "We're One" as well as the more emotive "Side by Side."
"One Ocean," which made its debut in April at SeaWorld Orlando, replaces the "Believe" show that ran for five years at the San Diego park.
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In the new show, trainers no longer perform maneuvers such as the iconic "rocket hop," in which a whale propels a trainer out of the water. Working exclusively from the stage, trainers kiss, hug and dance with the whales from the waterside.
SeaWorld pulled all trainers out of its orca pools after the February 2010 death of
"One Ocean" also opens June 10 at SeaWorld San Antonio.
