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Centurion · 03-07-2007, 10:16 PM

I had my first 3D experience at Disneyland two weeks ago. Kodak has a small cinema there were you get to watch a recreated "Honey I shrunk the kids" show on a screen with 3D glasses on your head. Before entering the room there was a sign outside which said "children my be frightened", when I saw it I thought "Are they kidding me?".
Luckily they weren't. I'm a tech geek and have tried out some cool stuff in my life but the 3D experience at Disneyland is the coolest thing since rumble-pack. No kidding. It was so convincing that I even screamed and dodged with my head when things was coming out of the screen. Even 25-40 years old dudes where screaming too, the experience was so convincingly real that I will see the show several times again, the next time I visit disneyland.

03-07-2007, 10:16 PM	#8
Centurion Jetsetter Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Sweden Posts: 9,202 Thanks: 1,037 Thanked 1,507 Times in 805 Posts	Re: Philips: Consumer ready 3D TV in 2008 I had my first 3D experience at Disneyland two weeks ago. Kodak has a small cinema there were you get to watch a recreated "Honey I shrunk the kids" show on a screen with 3D glasses on your head. Before entering the room there was a sign outside which said "children my be frightened", when I saw it I thought "Are they kidding me?". Luckily they weren't. I'm a tech geek and have tried out some cool stuff in my life but the 3D experience at Disneyland is the coolest thing since rumble-pack. No kidding. It was so convincing that I even screamed and dodged with my head when things was coming out of the screen. Even 25-40 years old dudes where screaming too, the experience was so convincingly real that I will see the show several times again, the next time I visit disneyland.