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mariannVia TV.com --
Anyone who has wanted to guest star on the hit CBS crime drama CSI will get their shot, right after they get off of the wooden roller coaster Colossus.
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Six Flags Magic Mountain, a Southern California theme park known for thrill rides such as Viper, Ninja, and the aforementioned Colossus, is making an attraction based on the popular program. However, it won't be a log-flume ride with an animatronic Gil Grissom; "CSI: Live" will be a stage show based on audience participation.
Actors will perform a "whodunit" mystery play in the park's Magic Moments Theater, where audience members will get a different perspective of the events depending on where they are seated in the theater. When the play is finished, amateur sleuths in the audience will try to solve the puzzle posed.
But it won't just be community-theater dropouts involved in the experience. CSI cast members will be featured in pretaped video segments that will offer helpful clues and advice.
This is the second TV-themed amusement-park attraction announced in the last few months. Earlier this year, Disney announced that it would be bringing an American Idol-based attraction to its popular Florida theme park.
CSI: Live is due to debut on June 14. Several performances will be held daily.
Anyone who has wanted to guest star on the hit CBS crime drama CSI will get their shot, right after they get off of the wooden roller coaster Colossus.
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Six Flags Magic Mountain, a Southern California theme park known for thrill rides such as Viper, Ninja, and the aforementioned Colossus, is making an attraction based on the popular program. However, it won't be a log-flume ride with an animatronic Gil Grissom; "CSI: Live" will be a stage show based on audience participation.
Actors will perform a "whodunit" mystery play in the park's Magic Moments Theater, where audience members will get a different perspective of the events depending on where they are seated in the theater. When the play is finished, amateur sleuths in the audience will try to solve the puzzle posed.
But it won't just be community-theater dropouts involved in the experience. CSI cast members will be featured in pretaped video segments that will offer helpful clues and advice.
This is the second TV-themed amusement-park attraction announced in the last few months. Earlier this year, Disney announced that it would be bringing an American Idol-based attraction to its popular Florida theme park.
CSI: Live is due to debut on June 14. Several performances will be held daily.
