Question: Which show includes a 3-d experience and a stage show?
About the article "Universal Studios Florida", section "Hollywood".

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The Hollywood section of the park greets guests with recreations of some of Hollywood's greatest monuments, such as Schwab's Drug Store and Mel's Drive-In.
These recreations are accompanied by two shows and a walkthrough exhibit.
Hollywood is also home to the world famous state of the art Radio Broadcast Center.
The studios are on the corner between Schwab's and The Brown Derby.
The Radio Broadcast Center hosts radio stations from all over the world.
Lucy: A Tribute is a walk-through museum featuring the best of "America's favorite redhead", Lucille Ball.
"Universal's Horror Make-Up Show" is a live stage show that shows guests how horror film special effects are created.
Before the main show guests experience a pre-show walk-through of set pieces and props used in various horror movies.
The pre-show currently houses a character appearance by Hellboy from "".
In August 2008, a section of the pre-show lobby was included to contain material from Halloween Horror Nights which includes some concept art, and a timeline of park map covers dating from its debut year in 1991 as Fright Nights.
Both of these attractions opened in 1990.
The final attraction is .
The show is a live, 3D experience that combines a 3-D film with an actual stage show based on the film "Terminator 2".
Hollywood's two dining outlets are recreations of actual Hollywood outlets.
"Schwab's Pharmacy" and "Mel's Drive-In" offer guests a variety of food and beverage options.
A third outlet, named "Cafe La Bamba", operates seasonally.
Guests can purchase Terminator merchandise from "Cyber Image" and magic-related items from "Theatre Magic".
The Red Sea Astrarium will house an array of international theme-park level attractions suitable for all ages.
The attractions will include:• A time-travel, flight simulator to the Wonders of the World• A fountain and media nighttime spectacular• A 3-D dome show• A themed dining show featuring stage magic and illusion• The Star Trek Experience• A 600-seat theatre intended to house major touring or in-house productions• VIP Cinemas 
  "Bert and Ernie's Island Holiday" – a live stage show which feature a full cast of Sesame Street characters adjacent to Sesame Street Beach.
The show concluded in late 2011 and was replaced by Dora's Best Friends Adventure in December 2011.
"Best of Mates" (????—????)
– a show which featured both bottlenose dolphins and pilot whales.
It was located where the Sea Lion Theatre now stands (Fish Detectives).
"Dolphin and Sea Lion Celebration" (????—????)
– a live show featuring dolphins and sea lions.
"Dolphin Cove Show" (1996—2007) – a dolphin show located in a newly created, four-lagoon dolphin exhibit called Dolphin Cove.
"Dolphins Go Physical" (????—????)
– a live show which featured dolphins jumping through hoops and performing other stunts.
It was located where the Sea Lion Theatre now stands (Fish Detectives).
"Happy Feet 3-D Experience" (2010—2011) replaced the former documentary Ocean Rescue in the Sea World Theatre.
It was shown from September 2010 to late 2011.
It was replaced with SpongeBob SquarePants 3-D.  "International Ski Spectacular" (????—????)
– a waterski show.
"Ocean Rescue" (2009—2010) – a standard film which was housed in the Sea World Theatre replaced Planet SOS in 4D.
It was replaced by the Happy Feet 3D Experience.
"Planet SOS in 4D" (2003—2009) – a 4-D film which was housed in the Sea World Theatre replacing Pirates in 3D.
It was replaced by Ocean Rescue.
"Pirates in 3D" (1998—2003) – an Iwerks 3-D film which was housed in the Sea World Theatre replacing the original film, Sea Dream.
"Pirates of Paradise" (1988—1992) – a waterski show.
"Pirates Unleashed" (2009—2011) replaced the long running ski show in 2009.
After initially opening on 19 September, the show only performed for two days before going back to the drawing board.
An article in the Gold Coast Bulletin heavily criticised the lack of action and in the new show saying "these pirates won't blow anyone out of the water".
The revamped show opened on Boxing Day 2009.
On 20 July 2011, the show made its last performance.
In September 2011, Jet Stunt Extreme opened in its place.
"Quest for the Golden Seal Show" (1996—2007) – a seal show.
"Sea Dream" (1994—1998) – Sea World's first film in the Sea World Theatre replacing the Cap'n Kids Castle.
It was replaced by Pirates in 3D.
"Seals Aboard" (2007—2007) – a temporary show starring Sea World's seals which was shown next to the Endeavour replica to allow the Quest for the Golden Seal set to be transformed into the Fish Detectives set.
"Ski Challenge" (???
?—2005) – a waterski show where guests were split into two teams and would barrack for their waterskiers to win.
"Waterski Wipeout" (2005—2009) – a waterski show which took guests back to the Gold Coast in the 1960s.
It was replaced by Pirates Unleashed.
"World of the Sea Theatre" (????—????)
– a short, educational film was shown to a seated audience before the screen was raised to reveal an aquarium.  
In October 2004, Kaji joined the Watanabe Entertainment group named the D-BOYS.
As a member of the D-BOYS, Kaji also keeps a blog, which he updates occasionally.
Being a part of the D-BOYS provided Kaji with a lot of opportunities.
Among them was to perform with the group of boys and expand his experience as a performer.
On August 6, 2005, Kaji, along with Hiroki Suzuki, appeared on the radio program, Marvelous Radio Vibration that was hosted by fellow D-Boys members Yuu Shirota and Kotaro Yanagi.
The D-BOYS so far have released two Photobooks.
The first photobook released on April 27, 2005, was self-titled "D-Boys", while the second, released on March 15, 2006, was called "Start", both which contain many photos of Kaji.
The D-BOYS have also starred in their own drama documentary variety series called, "DD-Boys" in which Kaji's appeared in a few episodes as himself.
The show was 24 episodes long and ran from April 10 to September 25, 2006.
In June 2007, the D-BOYS starred in their very own musical together called, "D-BOYS STAGE", which ran from June 3 to June 10 at the Space Zero theater in Tokyo.
Kaji appeared in the musical as a regular performer for the run of the musical. 
In October 2004, Wada joined the Watanabe Entertainment group named the D-BOYS.
He is currently, the oldest member in the group.
As a member of the D-BOYS, Wada also keeps a blog, which he updates regularly.
Being a part of the D-BOYS provides Wada with a lot of opportunities.
Among them is to perform with the group of boys and expand his experience as a performer.
The D-BOYS so far have released two Photobooks.
The first photobook released on April 27, 2005, was self-titled "D-Boys", while the second, released on March 15, 2006, was called "Start", both which contain many photos of Wada.
The D-BOYS have also starred in their own drama documentary variety series called, "DD-Boys" in which Wada's appeared in a many episodes as himself.
The show was 24 episodes long and ran from April 10 to September 25, 2006.
In June 2007, the D-BOYS starred in their very own musical together called, "D-BOYS STAGE", which ran from June 3 to June 10 at the Space Zero theater in Tokyo.
Wada only appeared in the musical as a guest performer, making select appearances on June 4 and June 7.