They list for $3,490.00 made by City Theatrical in NYC. 201-549-1150. They work the best for low lying fog. You can find them in most rental shops big and small. KISS use these on tour.
City Theatrical-makes this unit and is by far the most reliable unit for low lying fog. It's the most easiest unit to use on production. They also have a much larger unit called the SS6000. Aquafogers & SS6000 are used on Wicked and Phantom of the Opera and Nutcrackers. Also good for heavenly fog for religious productions and spooky fog for Halloween. CTI#201-549-1160
Personally, I don't know why theatrical productions still use (expensive) dry ice when there are things like the antari DNG 200 and the Jem glaciatior. I have seen this in use, and at phantom they use 4 of them. In the long run though, it is more cost effective to use a refridgeration unit like the ones I mentioned earlier.
no the company is City Theatrical, in regards to if they are professional... Have you ever seen phantom of the Opera on broadway? yea its the same one you see here, once it gets kicking its like cheech and chong down there!!
This was used in Phantom of the Opera? I loved that show! I wondered what they used. I heard from another person that they used like, seven CO2 fog generators. These things are expensive but they'd be so much to own! The up-side is that they make hardly any noise except for the bubbling of the dry ice. Can't you like, adjust the level of the fog with the basket thinger-majigger?
It is to my understanding that these were used on the national tour for phantom, and yes you can adjust it based upon the height of the basket, ill have it for a nutcracker in a few weeks, can't wait to "drown" the front row :P
At first I thoughed there was water coming out of the tube
buffon007police 6 months ago
They list for $3,490.00 made by City Theatrical in NYC. 201-549-1150. They work the best for low lying fog. You can find them in most rental shops big and small. KISS use these on tour.
jc14mh25 6 months ago
how much is it????
braedenb12 6 months ago
looks like clouds in the movies
AznInterwebzDood 1 year ago 6
how do you make one
cakekillus 1 year ago
@cakekillus take a normal fog machine. attach a long tube to it. put ice in the tube and stat fogging, :) (dry ice works even better)
mrHungryChicken12 4 months ago
cool dude
hujipher 1 year ago
dude you be pukin out clouds =]
NcoleyCP 1 year ago
Man I could watch that all day.
Havixus 1 year ago
I have a regular ground fogger. Can I put dry ice in there or is it just for regular ice?
Mightymopar1973 1 year ago
@Mightymopar1973 dry ice works better but ice is just a good
BellsAnThings 1 year ago
really looked like water from a hose at beginging
buzbee1991 1 year ago
Wayyyy better than the red carpet =)
RespectMyGangsterism 1 year ago
City Theatrical-makes this unit and is by far the most reliable unit for low lying fog. It's the most easiest unit to use on production. They also have a much larger unit called the SS6000. Aquafogers & SS6000 are used on Wicked and Phantom of the Opera and Nutcrackers. Also good for heavenly fog for religious productions and spooky fog for Halloween. CTI#201-549-1160
jc14mh25 1 year ago
Also, is this running at full blast? like does it have a full chamber of dry ice and the fan is on high and the water is very hot etc.
Also, small bits of dry ice work MUCH better than big blocks (larger surface area, but less time of fog)
Jakegouldon 2 years ago
Personally, I don't know why theatrical productions still use (expensive) dry ice when there are things like the antari DNG 200 and the Jem glaciatior. I have seen this in use, and at phantom they use 4 of them. In the long run though, it is more cost effective to use a refridgeration unit like the ones I mentioned earlier.
Jakegouldon 2 years ago
lol, It looks like water
Nice building :)
Comhippy 2 years ago
I want to swim in it...
sillynugget101 3 years ago 9
no the company is City Theatrical, in regards to if they are professional... Have you ever seen phantom of the Opera on broadway? yea its the same one you see here, once it gets kicking its like cheech and chong down there!!
zafflax 3 years ago
This was used in Phantom of the Opera? I loved that show! I wondered what they used. I heard from another person that they used like, seven CO2 fog generators. These things are expensive but they'd be so much to own! The up-side is that they make hardly any noise except for the bubbling of the dry ice. Can't you like, adjust the level of the fog with the basket thinger-majigger?
sillynugget101 3 years ago
It is to my understanding that these were used on the national tour for phantom, and yes you can adjust it based upon the height of the basket, ill have it for a nutcracker in a few weeks, can't wait to "drown" the front row :P
zafflax 3 years ago
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sillynugget101 3 years ago
Wicked the musical uses the aquafogger too.
xSuddenSilencex 3 years ago
That's cool. Where on earth do you find this kind of information out!? :D
sillynugget101 3 years ago
When you're a musical fanatic, you usually know almost everything about the musical. =D
xSuddenSilencex 3 years ago
Thats pretty impressive. Is Aquafog the company who manufacture it? And is it professional?
markuscarlisle 3 years ago
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sillynugget101 3 years ago
Looks too "chunky"
sillynugget101 3 years ago