page_title: Ancol Dreamland
section_title: Ocean Dream Samudra
hierarchical_section_title: Ancol Dreamland / Entertainment and amusement parks / Ocean Dream Samudra
caption_attribution_description: Bahasa Indonesia: pentas lumba - lumba - ancol (jakarta, indonesia 1995) Nederlands: dolfijnenshow - ancol (jakarta, indonesia 1995) English: dolphin show - ancol (jakarta, indonesia 1995)
context_page_description: Taman Impian Jaya Ancol otherwise known as Ancol Dreamland is an integral part of Ancol Bay City, a resort destination located along Jakarta's waterfront, in Ancol, Pademangan, Indonesia.
  It is owned by PT. Pembangunan Jaya Ancol Tbk, a subsidiary of Pembangunan Jaya Group. Ancol Dreamland opened in 1966 and is currently the largest integrated tourism area in South East Asia, boasting an international championship golf course, a theme park, hotels and other recreational facilities.
context_section_description: Ocean Dream Samudra features several animal shows, a small aquarium, and a 4D theater. The trained animal shows include a dolphin show and sea lion show. The 4D theater projects 3D image movies with sensations such as cool breezes and water sprays located inside a large building with Mesoamerican pyramid theme. In 2011 Ocean Dream Samudra will be revitalized with the budget Rp.27 billion ($3.1 million). Ocean Dream Samudra now holds the "Under the Sea Musical Dance" attraction at Underwater Theater. A new Bird Park is being built at the former site of the Scorpion Pirates show.
  Ocean Dream Samudra was the first aquarium to set up a captive Irrawaddy dolphin colony. Using motorized canoes and nets, the staff drove and caught six dolphins in September 1974 from Semayang Lake, which would go on display for the park’s opening that year. The oceanarium would go on to capture four more in October 1979 and ten in August 1978 from the same location. In 1984, another six were captured in the Mahakam River system. A few of the finless dolphins were trainable, and after a reported 3 months of training, they performed ‘Pesut’ stage shows, where the dolphins and scuba-equipped trainers put on a show entirely submerged in a unique, underwater theater. The other Irrawaddies were used for their experimental captive breeding program. Due to extremely spotty record-keeping, their longevity at the facility isn’t entirely known.
caption: Dolphin show
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