InPark Magazine: A new chapter in immersive ride technology has opened at Huis Ten Bosch Theme Park in Nagasaki. On September 12, the park debuted Air Cruise The Ride, a state-of-the- art flying theater designed and delivered by Brogent. The attraction marks a major step forward for Japan’s themed entertainment market and showcases the company’s ongoing innovation in motion simulation and visual technology.
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While I never really go to amusement parks I find this stuff pretty cool how rides have evolved over time. I don’t think anyone really thought back when amusement parks first opened that their rides would involve a giant LED screen to simulate movement. Anytime I have gone to amusement parks I would see projections used instead and sometimes it wasn’t the greatest quality. Most likely because the projector was too far away which caused the brightness to be much dimmer than it should have been. However, when I have gone to amusement parks I’ve never been on a ride like this one, but I do think many other kinds of rides can benefit from incorporating LED rather than projections. If I ever go back to one, I’ll be sure to find a ride similar to this to find out for myself how top notch this technology is.
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