Immersive Experiences

Very happy with the experience..we found it very educational while enjoying the VR side of it immensely... well-done to the team

Good imagination and design. Good VR equipment and amazing sound effect. In a word, well experience that deserves to have. But one advice is that we hope there can be somewhere to sit down or squating to take a little break during the VR journey. The whole time of standing can be a bit tiring.

Ticketing was good, The Show was also good. The only issue is that you would run into other people also on the same experience.

The experience was excellent. I did feel like I had briefly been in a foreign country. Only smellavision would have made it better. Oddly the sign posting to the event was very poor.

Ticketing was simple and straightforward. The VR experience was brilliant! I often experience motion sickness but I was totally fine with the Khufu experience. Loved the history and facts and the zooming in and out at different scales. Never thought I'd be crawling on the floor lol! Was such a delight and so interesting.

The whole "trip" was very realistic with my partner very apprehensive with some steps into the "oblivion" . The tour was facinating but at times when our guide ( whether mona or bestus) was talking about a feature , the feature was hard to locate and therefore some of the imformation was lost Your next comment about adding photos to your review is the one sore point because there is no opporrunity to have a photo record of the "pryamid tour" except infront of an advertising poster in the reception area

The best part of this experience was the sensation of being fully immersed in the Egyptian world. The ticketing and entry experience was confusing and could have informed the participants so much more about what they were about to see

The actual experience was anazing. It flowed well. I did need to have my headset adjusted twice as the vision was blurry but there was someone there ready to help as I raised my hand. I found the venue hard to find though. Better instructions on how to find the venue would have been helpful