By far one of the great Disney productions during the 2000s was the ‘High School Musical’ franchise.
The production, which has been hugely successful since its launch, resulted in two spin-offs, namely ‘Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure’, from 2011, which focuses on the story of the character Sharpay Evans after graduation, and the series ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’, where new students at East High, the film’s school, decide to make a musical inspired by the film franchise itself. In the last one, the attraction even had the special participation of some of the actors from the original cast.
In addition, the franchise’s productions had a main cast with well-known names to this day, some of which were Vanessa Hudgens, Zac Efron, Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel It is Ashley Tisdale.
Still, many songs that were produced for the films of the plot were very successful, being possible to mention, for example, the songs “Start Of Something New” and “Bop To The Top” from ‘High School Musical 1’, “Work This Out ” and “I Don’t Dance”, from the second film in the sequel, and “Can I Have This Dance” and High School Musical, staged in ‘High School Musical 3’.
But, much more than countless moments, characters and songs that the plot encompasses, some places also marked the memory of those who followed the franchise — and one of them is Lava Springs, resort of ‘High School Musical 2’, where, until the days today, many people wonder if such a place exists.
Knowing this, RECREIO went after this information for you who have always wondered about the existence of this place. Does the Lava Springs from ‘High School Musical 2’ really exist after all?
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Lava Springs, one of the spaces portrayed in the second film of the ‘High School Musical’ franchise, in addition to existing in real life, was the scene of some of the most romantic scenes on Disney Channel, such as the first kiss between Troy and Gabriella.
During the filming of the Disney sequence, the entrance to the Snow Canyon Country Club resort, located in Utah, in the United States, was transformed into the famous Lava Springs Country Club, the Evans family’s country club responsible for setting much of the second film. from High School Musical. The place is frequently visited even today by fans of the franchise, who are keen to recreate some of the classic scenes from the feature, and share them on social networks.
Source: Recreio
