Space Explorers: THE INFINITE - Denver Center for the Performing Arts

FEB 3 – MAY 5, 2024 STANLEY MARKETPLACE MAP

SPACE EXPLORERS:

THE INFINITE

Approximately 45 minutes

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After having fascinated 300,000 visitors around the world, Space Explorers: THE INFINITE lands in Denver featuring new content captured in space, promising an otherworldly adventure! 

Prepare yourself for a powerful immersive experience inspired by NASA missions aboard the International Space Station. On this unique journey, you will have access to never-before-seen 360-degree videos captured in space using advanced technology. Witness breathtaking views of Earth and gain a unique perspective into the daily life of astronauts through exclusive encounters with the international crew. 

Now it’s your turn to experience firsthand what life is like in orbit, without ever leaving the ground! 

Highlights:

🌎 Admire mind-blowing views of the Earth and feel the immensity of space
📽️ Witness the first ever spacewalk to be captured in cinematic virtual reality
🛰️ Explore an entirely walkable 3D model of the International Space Station
👩 Join the crew of astronauts and discover their epic adventures

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Praise for prior productions:

“The 45-minute or so experience left me tearful and in even more awe of astronauts.” – The Gazette

“It allows people to experience something very few will ever get to in real life. These days, it’s a perspective we could all use.” – SF Chronicle

"A sight only a select few will ever see in their lifetime. A view that astronauts say changes them. For the first time, those of us on Earth can experience this too, thanks to cinematic virtual reality." – ABC

Infinity Experiences, a joint venture and creative collaboration between Felix & Paul Studios and Phi Studio, in association with DCPA Off-Center, present

Space Explorers: THE INFINITE

Age Advisories: Please note that this experience was designed for ages 13+. Children under the age of 8 will not be admitted. Those aged 8-12 will require a waiver signed by their parent/guardian before beginning the experience.

Accessibility: We can accommodate up to three wheelchairs or large mobility devices per time slot (30 total people per slot).

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THE INFINITE

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“The 45-minute or so experience left me tearful and in even more awe of astronauts.” – The Gazette

“It allows people to experience something very few will ever get to in real life. These days, it’s a perspective we could all use.” – SF Chronicle

"A sight only a select few will ever see in their lifetime. A view that astronauts say changes them. For the first time, those of us on Earth can experience this too, thanks to cinematic virtual reality." – ABC

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“It allows people to experience something very few will ever get to in real life. These days, it’s a perspective we could all use.” – SF Chronicle

"A sight only a select few will ever see in their lifetime. A view that astronauts say changes them. For the first time, those of us on Earth can experience this too, thanks to cinematic virtual reality." – ABC