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Published on August 13, 2008 at 3:01am
The Olympics are here! The Olympics are here! And with them comes our favorite spectacle of sport: the high dive. There are so many things to love the poetry of movement, the incredible show of physical skill. And lets not forget hot dudes in Speedos lots of them, piking and tucking and somersaulting for our visual pleasure. Normally we get to drink in the spectacle only through our TV sets. But thanks to Miami Seaquariums Splashtacular Summer celebration, we can see performances by the All American High Dive Team, live and in the sizzling-hot flesh. Oooh, baby, baby.
The acrobatic show is at turns amazing and comical. Pro divers show off their Olympic diving skillz by performing 75-foot plunges into just eight feet of water in a clear-sided pool, while hilarious comedic antics keep the crowd entertained between dives. Hey, itll give the kiddies something to giggle about while you get your drool on. The shows final performance will take place Sunday, so this is your second-to-last chance to catch the splash. Its going down at 11:15, 1:30, and 3:45 p.m. Saturday at Miami Seaquarium. General admission is $35.95, $26.95 for kids. Did we mention the eight-dollar parking fee? Yeah. That too. Visit www.miamiseaquarium.com.
Sat., Aug. 16, 2008