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Join Shrek, Donkey, and Princess Fiona
as their adventure continues. The
attraction is presented in “OgreVision,”
and that means almost anything can
happen in this unique theatre show that
fills the gap between the first and
second “Shrek” films. |
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3D Show with Moving Seats |
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- Shrek utilizes two separate, yet
identical theaters - the second
theater was built almost two years
after the attraction opened due to its
continuous popularity.
- Shrek opened on June 12, 2003. The
second theater opened in March 2005.
- Each theater seats 300 guests.
- The attraction utilizes a digital
projection system - one of the first
theme park attractions to ever use
this new technology.
- Each theater has built in lighting
effects that are triggered to go off
at certain times to immerse the
audience into the film.
- The show lasts approximately 12
minutes, 30 seconds.
- This was the first film that
animation studios Pacific Data Images
(PDI)and DreamWorks ever developed for
a theme park.
- Before the film "Shrek 2" was
released in theaters, DreamWorks
released a special edition DVD of the
original, which included a DVD
(complete with 3D glasses) of the film
shown in the attraction.
- Stationary seating is available in
the first row when requested.
- Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron
Diaz, and John Lithgow reprise their
original roles for the attraction.
- The attraction is presented by
Zephyrhills.
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"Mirror: A long time ago in a
galaxy far, far, away!" "Ghost
of Farquaad: You might as well
stop struggling princess. Soon you and I
will be together forever. With you as my
spirit queen, I'll be king of the
underworld!
Princess Fiona: Over my dead
body.
Ghost of Farquaad: Exactly!"
"Gingerbread Man: I hope
you're insured, that house cost me a lot
of dough!" |
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- Video: The Making of Shrek 4D
- Discuss: 'Shrek 4D'
