The Flying Ace All-Stars opened the new Spence Eccles Olympic Freestyle Pool with an Opening Ceremony that rocked the house.

The reconstructed jumps at the Utah Olympic Park were used in a special performance by our team and the sold out crowd loved the show.   Olympian and World Cup Aerial Champion, Mac Bohonnon, took the ceremonial first jump and then our show using 28 athletes began. Using upcoming talent, current US Ski Team athletes, as well as some legendary retired Ski Team members, the crowd was fully entertained for the 50-minute show.

Olympians Trace Worthington and Fuzz Feddersen M.C.’d the performance and retired athletes, Brian ‘Curdog’ Currutt, and Gerry Grossi, brought back the ‘construction workers’ comedy routine that had the audience cracking up.

It was a fabulous day topped off with a finale jump using 14 athletes and pyro.

This Summer the Flying Ace All-Stars performed our Trampoline Show at Silver Dollar City in Branson, Missouri for six weeks.

Rotating in over 15 athletes, six of which are Olympians, we filled the 850 seat auditorium three times a day, six days a week. We used a rear projections screen behind the trampolines to enhance the performance with photos and graphics. The best part was meeting the audience after each show for photo opportunities and to sign our Flying Ace All-Stars T-shirts. Everyone was so excited to meet our team and they couldn’t have been friendlier!

The Flying Ace Allstars loved Branson!