Electro wave dance experience to rock uShaka Marine World
Party-goers can enjoy 8 hours of non-stop electro sounds featuring some of the country’s best EDM DJs.
This September uShaka Marine world will rock to its first Electro Wave Dance Experience on Saturday, 30 September at Wet ‘n Wild from 9am – 5pm.
The entertainment targets teens from 13 – 17 years, however the entire family is welcome to enjoy the fun. Party-goers can enjoy 8 hours of non-stop electro sounds featuring some of the country’s best EDM DJs.
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“A spectacular outdoor event, in the heart of the uShaka Marine World, is waiting for you,” said marketing director, Mpume Mthembu.
Kick starting this dance experience from 9am will be uShaka Marine Worlds Amplified Vibez DJ battle. Local DJ Jashmir will open the decks followed by Philafuze and Kwanda.
The afternoon session from 12pm is sure to heat up with Durban’s own Amigo Santana, bringing some deep tech and funky house beats to the party.
Other featured artists will include the sounds of DJ Chris Taylor, known for playing uplifting progressive house and electro, Veranda Panda, Kyle Deutsch and Roger Goode. The event will feature mounds of fun activities to keep guests entertained.
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The magic will wrap up at 5pm. Early bird tickets can be purchased until 24 September for R178. All over 18s to bring identity documents to be issued with colour coded bracelets to ensure strictly no underage drinking.
From 25 September tickets will cost R199 and can all be purchased from uShaka Marine World’s online ticketing/Computicket or at the uShaka ticketing office on the day. Contact uShaka Marine World on 031-3288000 or go to www.ushakamarineworld.co.za
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