Illuvia, a Las Vegas-style water and light show in Grand Prairie’s Epic Central, is drawing crowds from around the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
EpicCentral's Illuvia water and light show in Grand Prairie draws over 30,000 people weekly.in Grand Prairie’s Epic Central, is drawing crowds from around the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The 10-minute displays, which began June 23, shoot fountains up to 60 feet in the air, feature video projections and are synchronized to music.
In July, Illuvia averaged 32,300 visitors per week between 6 p.m. and midnight, according to Grand Prairie officials. Attendance peaked on Saturdays during that time, with an average of 9,300 visitors. The data was collected by Placer AI, which counts visitors using location data from mobile devices.Illuvia “has surpassed our expectations.
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