Alterface, a leader in interactive technology, combines cutting-edge technology with an in-depth understanding of its clients’ needs. This customised approach unlocks the full potential of interactive rides with the firm’s compact and easy-to-install technology. It is now drawing on that history of invention, adaptability, and knowledge as it presents two new attractions and offers a preview of what’s to come.
Popcorn Panic
Alterface presents Popcorn Panic, set within the picturesque Hamanako Palpal amusement park. in this immersive theatre experience, guests are invited to restore order after the wicked popcorn characters have taken over the screen.Visitors go on a fun mission using interactive devices, making it a must-see experience for guests of all ages.
Alterface worked closely with partner Watanabeyuka to enhance this attraction using its state-of-the-art interactive technology and unmatched gaming expertise, alongside its popular “Popcorn Revenge” intellectual property. The entertaining popcorn characters, who are making their Japanese debut, have already won over a lot of fans!
Kaz Kobayashi, CEO at Curiosity Japan, says: “I believe Alterface is a wonderful partner with the ability to adapt to any situation. We’re enthusiastic about continuing to create thrilling attractions together!”
A My Little Pony adventure
Rainbow Dash’s Weather Factory, is an exciting, weather-manipulating adventure, developed by Boren Group and improved with Alterface’s interactive technology. As visitors soar through the skies with Rainbow Dash and her Pegasus pals, they can unleash concentrated energy to create stunning clouds, rainbows, and thunderstorms. Will Ponyville see the return of the sun under their leadership?
This 20-person interactive shooting motion theatre celebrates Hasbro’s beloved My Little Pony intellectual property. Features of The Rainbow Dash Weather Factory include DOF chairs, an interactive shooting system, engaging 3D multimedia playback, and amazing special effects. It is a unique experience within the Aina·Transformers & My Little Pony Happy World resort.
Mr. Gu, CEO at Jiangsu Boren Culture Technology Co., Ltd, says: “Professional, earnest, and accountable: Alterface is undoubtedly a trustworthy partner!”
Moviemax
Alterface also presents Moviemax, a portable interactive attraction that promises to transform entertainment on the go. Created by Léo Verstiggel, Moviemax demonstrates Alterface’s capacity to design customised solutions for a wide range of customer needs.
Unveiled from a basic container, the attraction’s clever design unfolds into a compact setting evoking a classic Hollywood movie theatre, with classic lightbulbs and iconic marquee signage. There is ticketing, a picture booth, a queue line, and seating for 12. With four distinct film options, Moviemax appeals to a broad spectrum of viewers, including teens and families.
Moviemax uses 3D technology along with a variety of additional effects, like smoke, stroboscopes, wind, and water, to improve the immersive experience. With its easy setup that takes just two to three hours and minimum operator participation, this economical design is especially suited for fairs and mobile events, and results in lower operating expenses.
Moviemax will make its debut in France next year. It will first be seen in March at the Quinconces Fair in Bordeaux and then in April at the Attractive Fair in Nancy. After that, it will entertain guests at AZUR PARK, a theme park in Saint-Tropez, for the duration of the summer before making a return to Bordeaux in October.
Alterface will be at IAAPA Expo Europe in Vienna next week, with the trade show floor opening from 26 – 28 September. Attendees can find the team at booth #A-2805.
Earlier this year, Alterface celebrated the opening of Treasure Hunt: The Ride in Cannery Row, Monterey Bay, California. The ride was developed by Daniels Wood Land and Sally Dark Rides, who appointed Alterface to deliver the multimedia interactivity and gameplay.
