The 'world's best' Ocean Symphony show is coming to Phu Quoc

This November, the Ocean Symphony show officially returns to Sunset Town at 7:50 pm every night. This will be an unprecedented large-scale fireworks, light and extreme sports performance with superior technology, state-of-the-art lighting systems and a team of world-class performers.

After the resounding success of the first season show, Sun Group Corporation continues to invest heavily, cooperating with two famous show producers H2O Events and LaserVision, bringing to Phu Quoc an international-class masterpiece of art, combining lighting technology, fireworks and extreme sports performances in 2025.

Fireworks light up the sky

Mr. Jack Ellison, Director of H2O Events - a water and fireworks show producer with 30 years of experience, said: "This year's Ocean Symphony is the largest program in the world . We searched all over the world to get the best technicians, and the best athletes from all over the world, to create the best multi-sensory show." He also said that the new point of the Ocean Symphony is the close integration between H2O Events' performance and many different performance technologies.

This year’s Ocean Symphony in particular features a spectacular fireworks display, with nearly 1,000 fireworks lighting up the sea and sky each night. According to Jack Ellison, the special thing about this year’s fireworks display is the closer distance to the audience. “We have fireworks on high-speed jet skis, fireworks on jet skis and even kites dancing in the sky. For the first time, we have installed a fireworks stage on the water, with fireworks effects that seem to go straight into the stands. The fireworks constantly moving like this will help the audience immerse themselves in the performance, so that everyone seems to become a part of the program.”

Impressive fireworks display

The highlight of Ocean Symphony Season 2 also comes from the world's leading athletes in Jetski (water motorcycle) and Flyboard (water jet board). A series of new names appear such as Anton Popov, three-time world champion in the professional category at the Hydroflight World Cup (2019-2020); Geoff Hulet - reigning Canadian National Flyboard Champion; Jorge Encabo - 4th place in the Hidro-Fly World Championship. Besides, there are many names familiar to the audience of the first season such as Kristina Isaeva - the world's No. 1 female Flyboard athlete, known as the "Queen of the Air"; Lee Sak Yoon - champion of the UAE Flyboard Competition...

This year, H2O Events added a Jetsurf performance. Female athletes in butterfly costumes with gorgeous LED lights gently glided on the sea surface, making visitors feel like they were meeting legendary creatures.

The fireworks display will be synchronized with the sound system, lighting and the athletes' props and the precision will be calculated down to the millisecond. The artists' task is to perform on time at a sophisticated level, so Jack said they need the best athletes in the world.

Each effect is carefully and meticulously calculated.

The impressive highlight of this year's version lies in the sound, light and laser system designed by LaserVision, the brand behind a series of world-famous performance projects. LaserVision fully exploits the natural beauty and iconic architecture of Phu Quoc to create a vibrant stage.

Mr. Shannon Brooks, Director of LaserVision - who directly designed the light and laser performance in Ocean Symphony, emphasized: "What makes the show different is the level of integration we achieved here. Among countless icons such as the Kissing Bridge or Sunset Town, our challenge was to create a work that not only complements, but becomes an inseparable part - like the fabric that weaves the identity of this land. Phu Quoc is truly a beautiful place, and this show is a tribute to that beauty."

More than 200 lighting and laser effects appear in each performance, creating a magical "moving picture" between the sea and sky of Phu Quoc. The lights are programmed in sync with the music , the movements of the athletes and the fireworks, making the entire bay area become a giant stage - where all the senses of the audience are awakened.

Eye-catching stage of lasers and lights

“Being a part of the most innovative, daring and crazy show in the world is what keeps me going every day,” said Geoffrey Hule, the reigning Canadian Flyboard National Champion and a newcomer to the season. “Being on this beautiful water stage, surrounded by spectators on all sides, feels like being in the middle of an ancient arena.”

One of the things that the athletes loved the most was the costumes designed by Bao Rong - a famous costume design brand that has collaborated with director Zhang Yimou and many international art projects, helping each movement of the athletes become soft, magical and full of visuals. Each flying device is also equipped with LED lights in many colors, allowing the athletes to freely show off their skillful acrobatics, among aesthetic shapes such as hearts, black holes or even galaxies of light and fireworks.

To serve the official performance tonight, November 1, the technical team and athletes are practicing hard to bring the Ocean Symphony to light up once again the sea and sky of Phu Quoc, as well as on the world tourism map.

“The combination of Laser Vision and H2O has taken the show to a whole new level, what we believe and hope will be the number one water show in the world. And one more thing. Come see Ocean Symphony and I guarantee you will have a great experience,” Mr. Jack Ellison told the show’s audience.

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