China Opens a Massive Sci-Fi Virtual Reality Theme Park
It has a giant mecha built at the center of the park.
A VR-only theme park called Oriental Science Fiction Valley has opened in Guizhou, China. Spanning 330 acres, the park features virtual reality attractions, clocking in at 35 rides in all. It also highlights a towering mecha at 174 feet tall that weighs 700 tons.
“There’s fierce competition in the theme park market right now,” park CEO Chen Jianli said in a YouTube interview. “We are trying to give customers a new experience by combining modern technologies such as VR and [augmented reality] with traditional recreational facilities. The sci-fi part of it is important for the feeling it creates.”
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In related news, Oculus Go VR Headset pre-orders have appeared on Amazon.
貴州省の貴陽にAR・VRのテーマパーク「東方科幻谷」が対外ソフトオープン
高さ５３メートル ７００トンの鋼材を使った、各部が動く超合金ロボが
シンボルで、このロボは時々ポーズを変形させるそうhttps://t.co/3EnQP7MpN0 pic.twitter.com/bxiFHAeoED— 中国住み (@livein_china) April 30, 2018
贵陽市に新テーマパーク東方科幻谷が建設中。投資金額100億元。宇宙人基地もありそこには高さ53mのトランスフォーマ的ロボットが出現。 #中国 pic.twitter.com/RRFl4F6lV8
— China Tips by myokoi (@myokoi1962) December 12, 2017
