| Journey to the Center of the Earth 4-D Adventure | |
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| The promotional poster for Journey to the Center of the Earth 4-D Adventure. | |
| Warner Bros. Movie World | |
| Area | Roxy Theatre, Main Street |
| Opening date | 18 September 2010[1] |
| Replaced | Shrek 4D Adventure |
| Dollywood | |
| Area | Imagination Cinema, Adventures in Imagination |
| Opening date | June 12, 2009[2] |
| Enchanted Kingdom | |
| Area | 4D Discovery Theater, Portabello |
| Opening date | April 2009[3] |
| The Great 4-D Movie Ride | |
| Opening date | Unknown |
| Stone Mountain | |
| Opening date | Unknown[4] |
| General Statistics | |
| Attraction Type | 4-D film |
| Theme | Journey to the Center of the Earth |
| Duration | 15 minutes |
| Starring | Brendan Fraser Josh Hutcherson Anita Briem |
| Glasses | RealD Cinema Glasses |
| Creators | Attraction Media & Entertainment, Iwerks Entertainment |
| Amusement Parks Portal | |
Journey to the Center of the Earth 4-D Adventure is a 4-D film currently showing at various amusement parks and entertainment attractions across the world including Dollywood,[2] Enchanted Kingdom,[3] The Great 4-D Movie Ride,[5] Stone Mountain[4] and Warner Bros. Movie World.[1] The film is a montage of clips from the 2008 film of the same name.[6]
At Warner Bros. Movie World, the queue begins outside the Roxy Theatre and wraps around the left-hand side of the building into the alleyway. Other venues have a different queue setup.
Guests are ushered into the pre-show room where they are given a pair of 3D glasses. The pre-show consists of an attraction presenter introducing the characters, before a short clip is shown on a small screen. The guests are then let into the theatre. The main film is a montage of clips from the 2008 film Journey to the Center of the Earth. The 15 minute film takes guests on a journey through a never-before-seen world where they discover creatures and objects that are unimaginable.[7]
The ride is also showing in 4D at Rainbows End, in New Zealand
Although the animation is 3-D, the ride is a 4-D film, which incorporates physical effects including movable seats, mist sprayers and lighting, in addition to the film.[8][9]
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