Nestled amidst the vibrant cityscape of Seattle stands an icon of innovation and wonder: the Space Needle. While renowned for its breathtaking views, the Space Needle is also a pioneer in new technologies. We've worked with the Needle for over 5 years now, and the latest experience takes us on a new frontier in immersive entertainment through the enchanting world of holograms.
As a taste into the new world of 3D holography, we have created three mini experiences:
Step into the Space Needle's futuristic realm, where holographic technology brings fantastical creatures and legendary figures to life before your very eyes. Imagine encountering the elusive Sasquatch, who has come out of hiding from the misty forests of the Pacific Northwest. With a flicker of light, the Sasquatch is intrigued by his new home, yet timid with kids... can you grab a photo opportunity?
Venture beyond the earthly bounds say hello to our astronaut who hovers in weightless due to their jetpack. If you hang around long enough, you may see their mastery of flying takes some practice!
And for those seeking encounters of a more aquatic nature, we bring the depths of the Pacific ocean to the heights of the Needle and introduce you to the mystical octopus, its ethereal form undulating gracefully amidst a kaleidoscope of colors. Her elegance and beauty are a wonder of marine life and you'll get to see her up close and personal.
These holographic marvels at the Space Needle aren't just exhibits; they're gateways to extraordinary experiences that captivate the imagination and ignite the senses. Whether you're a curious traveler, a seasoned explorer, or a wide-eyed dreamer, the Space Needle's holograms promise moments of awe and inspiration that linger long after the adventure ends.
But the adventure doesn't stop there, as more interactive experiences are around the corner... come back here for updates, or better still, go visit the Needle and experience these wonders in person.
PS big thanks to collaboration from the Space Needle guest experiences team, as well as Panogs, and Proto.
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