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Journey to the Centre of the Earth 4-D Adventure

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Posted: July 5, 2011

Located in the Roxy Theatre in the middle of Main Street, Journey to the Centre of the Earth 4-D is an exciting adventure based on the classic film, starring Brendan Fraser.

"Journey" is a shortened version of the film, and is an immersive show, where your individual seat moves and you can feel both wind and water effects.

This 4-D show plays many times a day and times are posted on the scrolling screens at the front of the theatre.

Journey is an all ages experience, however very small children may need to sit on stationary seats at the back of the theatre. No children are allowed to sit on guardians laps.

During Christmas 2010, Journey was closed while "Polar Express 4-D" was shown. It is assumed Movie World will continue this tradition in 2011.

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