Terminator 2: 3D

About Terminator 2: 3D

Combination 3D movie, and live action show. Good special effects throughout, the queue/ waiting area is where the whole story starts. It helps to pay attention to the intro video. Both Eddie Furlong and Arnold reprise their T-2 roles for this attraction. Loud noises and smoke may frighten those that are easily startled. -- Last edited by Brandon Mendoza

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Readers' Opinions

If I have any complaints is the fact that they should at some point catch up to the storyline. I absolutely love the blonde that plays "Sandy Duncan", and the pre show in general. - Steve Assad

Continues to be the absolute best 3-D attraction at any theme park. Everything from the preshow, to the actual film with live actors running around on stage, in theatre special effects, original actors from the great T2 movie, and the huge screen all add up to one amazing experience. This attraction is all action and special effects with a loud and impressive sound system. This attraction is not to be missed yet it can scare young children. This attraction, though not continously, is shown about 12-15 times a day so check the times guide given at the entrance for showtimes. - Manny Barron

4/10 I loved this show ... until they end. At the end your seat jerks unnecessarily and it pisses me off. Some dude was standing in front of me cause he was going to leave the theater and when it jerked, he fell on top of me. - Jack Borgeson

This was pretty cool. - Chloe !

Great Show With Live Actors And 3D Action! - Sheldon Gel

A very good 3-D movie!!! Bravo, Universal!!! - Sarah E

Entertaining attraction, combines live action with film. Only problem is the film detaches you from "being part of the movie" as you're initially part of the show, but then end up being spectators, then back to being in the show during the finale. Love the special effects with the live actors. Great start, but an odd transition to a good ending. Something's missing from this show. - Brandon Mendoza

I wouldn't recommend taking young children in here. There are a lot of loud noises, such as guns shooting, and frightening robots that also shoot at people on the stage. This is an entertaining distraction, and there are some laughs before you go into the theater. The climax surprised me! - Bingley Lee

Interesting and "super", good concept getting a bit dated. - Jennifer Sharpe

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