The Mummy VR Experience at Rockefellar Plaza, NY

Go behind the scenes with The Mummy stars Tom Cruise and Annabelle Wallis as they perform the intense Zero G stunt seen in the upcoming epic action-adventure with The Mummy VR Experience. This is the first time a VR theater experience is open and free to the public.  Limited reservations are taken daily; walk-ins welcome.

The Mummy VR Experience

The pop-up experience will include photo-ops with actual props from The Mummy, as well as a separate, adrenaline-charged VR gaming offering, The Mummy Prodigium Strike, with that game’s exact dates to be announced shortly.

Where?

Universal Pictures and The Shop at NBC Studios present The Mummy Zero Gravity Stunt VR Experience, at 30 Rockefeller Plaza.

The Shop at NBC Studios
30 Rockefeller Plaza
Entrance at 49th Street and Rockefeller Plaza

This immersive VR experience is enhanced by Positron’s Voyager platform, featuring custom engineering and software, guided 360-degree motion control, head-tracked 3D audio and haptic integration—allowing guests to experience the world of The Mummy in a way they could only imagine.

When?

Saturday, May 27 – Sunday, June 11, 2017

9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Daily

About Positron and Voyager

Founded in 2014, Positron is a technology studio based in Los Angeles that delivers engineering magic. The team includes mechatronics engineers, designers, software developers and artists who collaborate together to create VR experiences and products that have never been done before.

Voyager is the first full-motion chair platform designed for cinematic VR. Integrating beautiful design and high-end engineering, it reflects a passion for VR storytelling. Voyager delivers a completely new level of immersion in VR by providing a comfortable, fully integrated personal VR theater that incorporates gentle motorized yaw and pitch motion, haptic feedback (physical audio powered by Subpac), and specialized seating.

Its unique software and hardware technology integration enables nuanced motion and haptic tracks to be encoded along the featured content’s visual and spatial audio tracks. The chair precisely guides the viewers’ attention to points of interest in the experience, while also allowing a viewer-controlled motion mode.