4-D attractions

[firsttimer]

Just thought I'd say- if you get the chance, go on a 4-D attraction.

We were a bit dubious about going on our first- thought it would be a crummy 3D film, but were instantly converted.
After your first, you sort of know what to expect, and it's fun to watch and listen to other's reacions! It doesn't really matter where you sit, but if you want to observe others don't go right at the front.
When we went in the one in Disney, we sat next to an American family who were screaming with laughter nearly all the time.

Please don't be too explicit about what happens if you have already been- don't want to spoil it!

Busch- haunted lighthouse
Universal studios- shreck
Honey I shrunk the audience
....have I missed any?

[Ruth]

Animal Kingdom - Its Tough to Be a Bug
Magic Kingdom - Mickey's Philarmagic

[steph_goodrum]

I know its only 3d but the Muppets is another favourite of ours.

[firsttimer]

Also 3D only- Cape Kennedy has 2 3D films (Imax cinema). Both are good but the one filmed by astronaughts really gives you a feeling of being there.

[esprit]

We thought the Haunted Lighthouse was a bit naff. The 3-D film of the space station at Kennedy is better than any 4 D!!

[Rhosyn]

Have to agree with you Julie waited 40 min at Easter to watch Haunted Lighthouse was ver very naff.
Beryl

[tinkerbell]

Muppets is 4D! Don't wanna spoil it for any rookies, but there are parts where it gets REAL!

[Kissyme]

How strange we liked Haunted Lighthouse but not Muppet 3D maybe my glasses were broken but I did`nt get any of the effects on Muppet (well not many)

[Angua]

Is Universal's "Terminator 2 3D" still going strong? We saw this back in '96 and I'd definitely say it was 4D with some live-action actors thrown in. How did they get that 'bike off the screen and on the stage!!!!![:0]

[tinkerbell]

Yes it's still there, just being overshadowed by SHrek right now! Both great but my family all loved T2 so much that I know it off by heart now! I still dread the bang at the end every time!