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JUMP INTO OUR GIANT BATHTUB AND LET’S GET...DIRRTY! OUR DANCE PIT IS 25 FEET BY 25 FEET WIDE WITH A 10’ HIGH FAUCET POURING FOAM OVER YOUR HEADS. PLUS, WE HAVE TWO FOAM CANNONS ON THE SIDES BLASTING YOU WITH FOAM AT ALL TIMES!
NOW, LET’S ADD THE SOUND SYSTEM. OUR MACKIE AMPS PROVIDE LOADS OF POWER TO KEEP OUR JBL’S THUMPIN’. FOUR (15”) SUBWOOFERS WITH FOUR (15”) TWO WAY SRX TOPS FOR A HARD HITTING, YET EASY FLOWING SOUND.
NOW LET’S ADD SOME LIGHTS FOR EFFECT. WE PUT UP MULTI-COLORED PAR CANS TO MAKE THE FOAM CHANGE COLORS CONTINUOUSLY, AND TO PROVIDE LIGHT INSIDE THE PIT FOR DANCERS TO SEE. THROW IN AN 800 WATT STROBE LIGHT AND SOME BLACK LIGHTS AND IT’S A CLUB IN A TUB!
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Mixing up the Love Potion!
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As you will notice we keep our walls at a nice safe height, right around four feet. Most companies use pits that are 5 to 6 feet tall. How can you see and monitor what is going on inside the pit with that much foam. Our event is lot’s of fun but most importantly very safe! Read below and this will tell you why we do things the way we do.
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Foam dance lawsuit
Tissue analysis and toxicology tests are still being performed to determine the cause of death of a 21-year-old with a heart condition who was found dead with a .260 blood-alcohol level (three times the legal limit) after a "foam party" in a South Padre Island nightclub, but her family's lawyers have already filed a lawsuit blaming the death on "excessive foam." (Allen Essex, "Parents file suit against SPI club",
Valley Morning Star.", AP
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