TRANSFORMERS: THE RIDE - 3D Coming to Universal Studios Hollywood
By: Caryn Robbins
TRANSFORMERS: THE RIDE - 3D based on the iconic brand from Hasbro and electrifying film franchise, directed by Michael Bay, and celebrated for its multi-generational appeal, inventive storyline, spectacular action sequences and amazing special effects, revolutionizes theme park ride perceptions as a cutting-edge mega-attraction.
The dynamic, motion-based thrill ride tells an original “TRANSFORMERS” story using original, photo-realistic 3D-HD media, sophisticated special effects masterminded by Industrial Light & Magic, and one of the most elaborate roaming flight simulator ride systems ever created. Fusing high-tech elements with an epic new “TRANSFORMERS” tale, “Transformers: The Ride–3D” is Universal Studios Hollywood’s most ambitious ride ever created and sets a new standard in the world of theme park attractions, stretching the medium’s potential as an immersive and powerful storytelling vehicle. In the “TRANSFORMERS” movies, Earth’s humans are caught in the middle of an intergalactic war between alien robots, the heroic AUTOBOTS and the evil DECEPTICONS, that physically convert from common mechanical devices, such as cars, trucks and planes to robotic warriors.Larry Kurzweil, President, Universal Studios Hollywood, said: “TRANSFORMERS represents a perfect match for our theme park: an exhilarating blockbuster, non-stop action and astonishing special effects. It has all the elements of the world’s most dynamic theme park thrill rides and is a centerpiece attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood.”
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