Universal Orlando, Florida

Engaging and explosive, Universal 360 - A Cinesphere Spectacular takes guests on an emotional journey like no other. A magical mix of high-def projections, eye-popping pyrotechnics, mesmeric lasers, an emotional musical score with a full orchestra and over 100 clips from some of the most popular films ever made, it is the most sophisticated end-of-day show ever produced for Universal Orlando.

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Georgia Dome, Atlanta

Sneak a peek at how Thinkwell designed and produced a spectacular show for the Atlanta Falcons 2009/2010 season opener featuring a new Georgia Lottery game.  This fast-paced clip shows the team pulling together more than 400 volunteers, card stunts, pyrotechnics and more in record time.

Beijing, China

For the Beijing Olympics and the Beijing Mayor’s Office Thinkwell conceived and designed a giant set of mechanical Olympic Rings. By day, this kinetic sculpture would be powered by the actual data generated real-time by the games and extrapolated into motor controls, by night, the rings would come alive with light, water, fire and live performers on the lake near the Olympic Green.

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Universal Studios & Nakashima International
Educational Attraction

Thinkwell brings the world of Jurassic Park to life for a new audience - people interested in learning more about dinosaurs and paleontology in a 50,000 square foot (4,645 meter) traveling “education attraction” based on the hit motion pictures.

Radically blending state-of-the-art interactive educational exhibits with theme park technology and showmanship, Thinkwell has created something that is part theme park attraction, part museum exhibit. Opened in July of 2003, we brought interactive education to another level - one that evokes all of the senses and brings emotion to learning.

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at Movie Park, Germany
Theme Park Attractions

Manny, Sid, Diego and Scrat from Twentieth Century Fox’s blockbuster film Ice Age come alive in Movie Park Germany’s new Ice Age Adventure! The attraction was conceived, designed and produced by Thinkwell Design & Production. Thinkwell collaborated with Twentieth Century Fox and animators from Blue Sky Studios, the Academy Award-winning creators of the hit film, to produce the multi-million dollar 43,000 square foot 6.5 minute indoor water dark ride, which features 50 different animatronic and static figures and a multitude of special effects. The ride opened in March 2005 and is the park’s major attraction for the year.

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The Pier at Caesar’s, Atlantic City

Gordon Group Holdings, LLC, developers of the Forum Shops in Las Vegas, commissioned Thinkwell to create a first-of-its-kind immersive indoor water and media spectacular for their newest retail destination, The Pier at Caesars in Atlantic City.

Thinkwell was tasked with creating a spectacle that would guarantee steady patron traffic flow to the end of the pier — a literal cul-de-sac. This was no easy feat, but Thinkwell rose to the challenge, exceeding client expectations and breaking new ground in fountain technology along the way.

The end result, dubbed The Show, is an immersive, 360-degree multi-sensory experience. A hybrid of stunning water effects, state-of-the-art lighting & sound, and ground-breaking interactive technology includes a computerized matrix of 149 independently controlled fountain nozzles.

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A Joint Venture with Sesame Workshop
Touring Exhibit

Sesame Street Presents: The Body offers an engaging, free-flowing learning experience set in the familiar world of Sesame Street. The lovable Muppets of Sesame Street anchor an exciting collection of hands-on, interactive and multimedia experiences that allow children to explore the human body. Each exhibit area has multiple activities to provide age appropriate and exciting learning opportunities for children at a variety of developmental levels. The exhibition emphasizes scientific investigation and developmental and curriculum-based learning goals for children ranging from 2 - 8 years old. The 7,000 square feet exhibit has four focuses: “Your Insides,” “Your Outsides,” “How You Work” and “Staying Healthy.”

This is the first of five unique exhibits opening over the next 10 years created by the partnership of Thinkwell Design & Production and Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street. To learn more about the exhibit visit www.sesamestreetpresents.org.

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