Eric Albert, CEO of Infinity Experiences, sees it as something even more radical – a fundamental shift in how we relate to space exploration:<\/p>\n
“Audiences no longer only have to watch stories about human spaceflight. We can really make them feel like participants so they can experience an astronaut’s journey from within.”<\/em><\/p>\n Among the real astronauts featured is Canadian Space Agency astronaut David Saint-Jacques offering a national connection to the global story of exploration and discovery.<\/p>\n I experienced Space Explorers: The Infinite first hand and am sharing everything that you need to know:<\/p>\n Dates:<\/strong> Now for a limited time<\/p>\n Duration:<\/strong> Approximately 45 minutes to one hour<\/p>\n Price:<\/strong> Adults $36.90; Children $30.90<\/p>\n Ticket Link: <\/strong>Click<\/a><\/p>\n Location:<\/strong> Gygo Canada – 99 Rathburn Rd W, Mississauga, L5B 4C1<\/p>\n You start out in a room with posters of different astronauts that have made it into the space station. At the end, there is a set of doors that are somewhat similar to what you would probably see if you were about to board the rocket to the ISS. You enter and see a movie and light show that simulates take off. Then, the next set of double doors opens and your mission begins with getting your VR goggles.<\/p>\n Once you get fitted, you are ready to explore. From there, it’s a choose your own adventure. You can walk wherever you want (watch out for the red digital lines, they tell you that you are a barrier and to walk away) and at various points, you can “touch” a digital, illuminated ball that takes you into an information portal that shares a short film about life on the ISS. Some are about just basic living – food and grooming. Others are about working on the ISS whether through experiments or space walks.<\/p>\n As you walk around, you are immersed in an adventure. You understand the scale of the ISS and can “see” what they see from the interior to the Earth from thousands of kilometers away. Once you finish, you will be virtually directed to a chair and enjoy a ten minute virtual spacewalk. This is a movie that was filmed by cameras mounted on the ISS robotic arm and it adds to the overall, awe-inspiring experience. I must have said wow at least 20 times just in that ten minutes alone.<\/p>\n Once you take the weighty VR goggles off, and see the size of the room, you will be amazed that you experienced the entire ISS in what doesn’t appear to be the largest space. You will also see what you looked like walking around the room. Hold the laughter please.<\/p>\n Is the experience life-changing? Probably not. It is, however, one of the most unique virtual experiences out there. I was awed by the whole production. It wasn’t just immersive – it was approachably educational. You will walk away inspired by the astronauts who are spending hundreds of days in the final frontier. The best part – you can go multiple times and have a different experience every time you are there. It is perfect for families, space enthusiasts, and people who are looking for a different type of experience than the same old, same old.<\/p>\nSpace Explorers: The Infinite \u2013 The Details<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n
How to Get the Most Out of Space Explorers: The Infinite<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n
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The Experience<\/h3>\n
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Tickets were provided for review purposes<\/a>. Opinions are my own.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"