Saltair - Great Salt Lake Drone Flight
Enjoy a wonderful drone flight around Saltair and the Great Salt Lake, located in Utah.
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In popular culture
Saltair has occasionally been used as a backdrop for movies. Key scenes of the 1962 horror film Carnival of Souls were shot in Saltair II. The opening scene of the 1990 film The Giant Brine Shrimp was set in Saltair and the lake. The 1993 film Josh and S.A.M. features a scene at the then dilapidated Saltair III, showing the exterior and interior. A 1960s photo of Saltair II was featured on the cover of the bootleg Beach Boys album Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 19.
The Pixies's 1991 song "Palace of the Brine" is a reference to Saltair.
The EP Try to Sink released in 2018 by the band Saltair features an image of Saltair on the cover art.
The music video for Mac Millers song "Stay" was filmed with Saltair III as the backdrop.
Saltair III
Proximity to Interstate 80, plus new population expansion into the Tooele Valley and the western Salt Lake Valley, prompted the construction of a third Saltair in 1981. The new pavilion was constructed out of a salvaged U.S. Air Force aircraft hangar and located approximately a mile west of the original. Once again the lake was a problem, this time flooding the resort only months after it opened. The waters again receded after several years, and again new investors restored and repaired and planned, only to discover that the waters continued to move away from the site, again leaving it high and dry.
Concerts and other events have been held at the newest facility, but by the end of the 1990s, Saltair was little more than a memory, too small to compete with larger venues that were closer to the public. While there is occasionally activity now and then, through most of the early 21st century, the third Saltair was all but abandoned. In 2005 several investors from the music industry pooled together to purchase the building and are now holding regular concerts there. Bands, singers, and DJs such as George Clinton, Green Day, Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, Mastodon, Ruth Mendoza, Bob Dylan, The Used, Dave Matthews Band, The Black Crowes, Deadmau5, Tiësto, DJ Baby Anne, Evanescence, Panic! at the Disco, Children Of Bodom, and other notable hip-hop music and rock music acts have all performed there recently. On February 18, 2011, Kesha performed to a sold out crowd on her Get Sleazy Tour.
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