In an immersive experience, the boundaries blur. Once you enter this themed space, your senses get overtaken, and you are no longer a witness but a participant. Lose yourself in art, food and other pleasures at these innovative endeavors.
'Arte Museum' Using projectors, massive screens, colorful lights and booming sound systems, the Arte Museum transports visitors to gardens, jungles and forests, real and imagined, around the world. There are eight locations across Asia and the U.S., and in Las Vegas, visitors in the live sketchbook room draw animals, scan them and then watch as they almost immediately come to life on the walls.
'Flyover' Sit down, buckle up and get ready to soar over some of the world's most beautiful scenery. Flyover is an immersive attraction where riders sit in front of a gigantic spherical screen in seats that turn, dip and swoop. Special effects like wind, mist and scents intensify the experience. You will find 'Flyover' in Las Vegas, Reykjavik, Vancouver and Chicago, the newest location. With shots of Lake Michigan, Wrigley Field, Tribune Tower and other area icons, the film is "dizzying and inspiring," said the Chicago Tribune.
'The Murdér Express' Billing itself as "where gastronomy meets entertainment," London's Murdér Express takes dinner theater to the extreme. It starts with guests boarding a train in the fictional Pedley Street Station and quickly escalates to someone getting murdered and the rest of the group needing to figure out the whodunit. The food is "impressive," said Secret London, and the set design "super cool." |