RE: Project 2018: Virtual Reality Europe in the Air Replacement
If anything they should take this moment and refurbish the existing ride system.
If anything they should take this moment and refurbish the existing ride system.
I got the same thing when trying to post the link on Saturday.Washingtonian said:halfabee said:Link is currently showing an error -- here's the link while that gets sorted out.
I'm looking forward to this, and I don't even know what it actually is beyond a motion-base-and-goggles ride.
Those motion platforms at BGW really are pretty sweet pieces of equipment, and it's a nice touch to put Larry Giles in the video to geek out a bit on the hardware.
(Also a smart move to leave King Arthur's Challenge out of his list of past rides using the platform.)
Any chance that the Questor elf is our tour guide through the Otherworld?
Thanks, I modified my post but I was using the You Tube option, not sure why it wasn't working right.
deacfan31 said:I got the same thing when trying to post the link on Saturday.Washingtonian said:halfabee said:Link is currently showing an error -- here's the link while that gets sorted out.
I'm looking forward to this, and I don't even know what it actually is beyond a motion-base-and-goggles ride.
Those motion platforms at BGW really are pretty sweet pieces of equipment, and it's a nice touch to put Larry Giles in the video to geek out a bit on the hardware.
(Also a smart move to leave King Arthur's Challenge out of his list of past rides using the platform.)
Any chance that the Questor elf is our tour guide through the Otherworld?
Thanks, I modified my post but I was using the You Tube option, not sure why it wasn't working right.
BGW Family said:BTW, shouldn't discussions like this go in the Project 2018 thread?
Pretzel Kaiser said:They mentioned specifically that the maze will be open this year.
However, you bring up a very good point for future. I think it would be pretty cool to change up the ride for HoS and CT. If the system works, VR could work really well with something horror related.
CastleOSullivan said:Falcon's Treehouse, the company behind Curse of DarKastle will be leading this project. The company that they are working with, CAVU Designwerks has a very interesting portfolio. It sounds like the goggles may have arm tracking technology. I am really looking forward to this, because it's sounding less and less like a typical VR experience.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/virtualrealityreporter.com/busch-gardens-williamsburg-announces-revolutionary-vr-attraction/amp/
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