Best 3-D Film/ Motion Simulator Ever Made?

Of all the 3-D/ Simulators that I have ridden. None come close to Spiderman. That ride is just amazing. The way that the 3-D effects work seamlessly with the live action and effects to create a very convincing ride experience.

I don't think that this ride can be topped. No other park is going to spend the kind of money that Universal spent to develop that ride. All the other simulators I have ridden just don't have the kind of immersion that Spiderman does.

Mission Space was pretty cool, but doesn't compare. It's too short of a ride.

I would have to say the best 3-D film is Mickey's PhilharMagic and the best simulator is Mission: Space.

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Turbo said:
Spiderman by far, mission space equal if not a close second

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Huh? :p I *know* that 'by far' and 'close second' should be mutually exclusive, but the internet tells me otherwise.

My favorite simulator ride is Mission: Space, I believe. My favorite 3D film was possible Shrek 4D, though I really adore Muppetvision as well. I prefer the in theater effects of It's Tough to Be a Bug to all, however. Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast was a good combination of the two.

Also, I'm glad at least one person saw Hershey's Really Big 3D show. I thought it was awesome and fun, but not exactly mindblowing.

I consider The Amazing Adventures of Spiderman to be a dark ride moreso than a simulator or 3D film.

Spiderman is my favorite 3-D Dark Ride Motion Experience, and my favorite ride anywhere. Just such well put together mastery.

My favorite rides at USF were BTTF and Terminator 2.

Anyone remember Hanna/Barbara motion simulator at Universal? I think now it's Twister.... I haven't been there in forever... all I can remember is that one was pretty sweet when i was a little kid.

Others I've been on: Spiderman was awesome and the best by far-- Dino island 3d... eh, pretty weak, Superstition, better than previous, Stargate SG-1 is decent, and after opping Space Shuttle America for a year, I am tired of that -_-

Definatly the Muppet 3D ride at MGM.

Hands Down Spiderman! That is the ultimate simulator!

Definitely Spiderman, don´t know anything in the whole world that might even come close to that...

Oh, and because it was mentioned here, I personally think that Mission:Space is the most overrated "ride" of all times. Well, if you can even call it a ride, I would rather call it an oversized centrifuge, something I remember from my chemistry class in highschool, only bigger and with people in it :-) Not to mention the TV screens inside, well...

But that´s just my personal opinion, whoever likes it: Have fun with it and don´t listen to me ;-) *** Edited 7/26/2004 7:44:24 PM UTC by BERLIN***

The best for me was Corkscrew Hill at BGW. Even with the hard ass seats and the antiquited theater, that ride kix major tukuss.

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mulletman13 said:
Anyone remember Hanna/Barbara motion simulator at Universal? I think now it's Twister.... I haven't been there in forever... all I can remember is that one was pretty sweet when i was a little kid.

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I rememer that being one of my favorites when I was there as a little(r) kid. That and E.T.

But my favorites are Spiderman, Shrek 4-D (I loved them poking fun at Disney, especially in the preshow), PhilharMagic, and I loved the Pirates show at Thorpe.

I really can't wait to ride the reincarnated Alcatraz at SFGAd, one bacause of the reviews of the old version and two, I rock at flight simulator games.

My vote goes to Bikini Bottom and Crusty Crab as well, but I've not done any of the others you guys talk about...;)

I would have to say that I loved the Spider-Man ride at Universal's Island's of Adventure alot. The glasses that they gave me actually allowed me to see in 3-D for the first time in my life. I also thought the story line was cool and for being a Spider-Man fan, I just had to ride it several times. I also enjoyed another one at the Busch Gardens park in Williamsburg, VA called Corkscrew Hill. Now that one was really cool. If you get a chance to get there, ride it. *** Edited 8/22/2004 6:29:07 AM UTC by DisasterAmy63***