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Soaring screens showing educational films, documentaries & 3D movies inside Science World.
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People love to be able to touch, feel, and experiment with things. Science World can do this by creating more interactive exhibits that allow visitors to learn about science in a hands-on way. For example, there could be an exhibit where visitors can build their own robots or a station where they can experiment with different types of electricity.
Ich war bei der Eröffnung 1985 schon Mal drin, also war es diesmal der Erinnerung wegen. Es ist auf jeden Fall toll für Kinder in das Museum zu gehen.
I loved the experience at this theatre. It feels like you are inside the movie. I watched The Great Bear Rainforest. Amazing! I highly recommend to go watch a OMNIMAX movie.
We saw the movie about the rare Kermode Bear (aka the Spirit Bear). The movie is great for all ages but so are many of the other IMAX+ movies shown at the theatre.
Highly recommend that you take the kids to Telus's science world (same building) for the many hands on exhibits that are sure to thrill and amaze. World class.
Highly recommend that you take the kids to Telus's science world (same building) for the many hands on exhibits that are sure to thrill and amaze. World class.
Screen is average, but I'm not looking for the best IMAX experience here. It's all about family and educational. That's why I gave 4 stars.
Cool, because the screen is on one half of the dome above you so the movie is around you and it is really immersive. However, the screen is made with white Isosceles Trapezoids (angled rectangles) and the seams between them are highly visible through the movie. This was very disruptive.
Awesomely wonderful experience! Went twice cos enjoyed it so much. Would definitely go again when in Vancouver. 6 stories high screen. Wow!!!! Nothing like that in lil ol' New Zealand. 😊
