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Universal Studios - Shrek 4-D in Orgevision

Universal Studios: Production Central - Shrek 4-D

Universal Studios has created a wonderful attraction with Shrek 4-D. This attraction is set Far Far Away and the storyline takes place after the original movie, but before the sequel. While the storyline is quite funny and entertaining, what makes this movie stand apart from others is it's presentation in Orge-Vision. While watching this movie using 3-D glasses, the 4-D comes into play at your seat.

  • Location: Production Central
  • Type: 4-D Theater Show
  • 2-Parts: Preshow / 4-D Movie
  • Universal Express Available

Guidelines for this Attraction. Place your cursor over a symbol for details:
Not recommended for expectant mothers Not recommended for those withback or neck conditions Not recommended for those with heart trouble Not recommended for those aggravated by stobe effects Not recommended for those aggravated by smoke effects Not recommended for those susceptible to motion sickness Guests with animal services should see attendant Assistive Listening Devices available Closed Captioning is available Guests may remain in a standard wheelchair Guests may remain in their Electric Convenience Vechile

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Stage One: Preshow

Before we enter the torture chamber it's worth mentioning that the queue line outside does a great job of keeping you entertained. As you pass the time, you can watch clips of the original SHREK on several monitors throughout the line. Furthermore, posters, flyers, and news article line the path. Each piece offers a fun story where you can "get the latest" on what's happening in a land Far Far Away.

As you enter the holding room just outside the theater, you will notice that you are in a torture chamber. Here you will get your OrgeVision glasses. The Magic Mirror is here and you'll notice three little sets of eyes (the three pig) peering our from crates on the wall. A wooden nose (Pinnochio) is also held captive. On the dungeon cam, the Gingerbread Man is trying to break free from his restraints. One of Lord Farquaad's henchmen (sarcastic yet funny) instructs you on the many rules of the theater where violators will receive a generous supply of floggings. When the Gingerbread man breaks free he'll let you know that Lord Farquaad is back". The magic mirror will give you a a short but excellent review of the first movie and how Shrek and Fiona lived happily ever after. However, the ghost of Lord Farquaad has returned from he beyond to spring his ghastly plan, seek revenge of Shrek and claim Princess Fiona for himself. As Farquaad sets off, you are whisked away to the theater for your torture.

Stage Two: The Movie

With your Ogre-Vision glasses in hand, you take you seats in the theater and are whisked far, far away. All of your favorites from the original film are back. The movie starts at Shrek and Fiona embark on their honeymoon. But the adventure begins as Fiona is kidnapped by Farquaad's henchmen, Thelonious. Without giving away a truly fun storyline, hear is what you'll expect. There rumbling through the eerie forest, crashing through the Gingerbread Man's new home, exploring a haunted graveyard, and you'll come face to face with an evil Dragon. Along with the 3-D effects, your seats also become part of the experience. For instance, as Shrek and Donkey ride through the movie in their horse-drawn carriage, you will feel each pounding hoof as you seat mimics the antics on screen. Another couple of gags are the inevitable sneeze from one of the characters where you are sprayed in the face and the hilarious effect of spiders at your ankles.

Shrek 4-D is truly a funny and exciting experience at Universal Studios, Florida. You're sure to come out laughing whether it is your 1st or 50th time seeing the show. The theater exit lands you in the gift shop around the corner. Just outside, Shrek, Fiona, and Donkey will be able at the end of each show for a Photo Op.

Discover Universal Studios: Shrek 4-D Tips
As with Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast, we recommend riding this attraction when you arrive since it is at the front of the park and line quickly get very long. The Universal Express Pass will definitely help in getting you in faster. Our normal course is to hit Jimmy Neutron first and then Shrek 4-D because of the location of Shrek's exit around the block. However, judge this for yourself if the Shrek 4-D express line is also building up.

There are really no bad seats in the theater as you can see everything. Of course you'll want to be center stage for best viewing, so let some other guest enter before you and follow into an already started row. At the very end of the movie, take note as to the direction Tinkerbell flies off to see what damage to the theater the fairy has caused.

Motorized transportation vehicles are allowed into the theater, but if you are able to, it's worth transferring to a theater seat as it is a great part of the attraction. There is a row in the middle of the theater for the vehicles to stay, but you can park them there and sit right next to it.

Visit Shrek 4-D in our sister park at Universal Studios Hollywood. For more information, visit: www.InsideUniversal.net.

 

 
 


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