Keeping to the 3D/4D theme there, I'm actually surprised I forgot about one of my favourite attractions at any theme park.  I can't count the amount of times I have been on this ride a part of me feels ashamed and slightly embarrassed...................................and now I feel OK again any way the attraction/ride is

Yep Old Web head himself The Amazing Adventures of Spider-man this is a fantastic 3d ride that makes you feel that you are in the Peter Parker's Manhatten as part of the Daily Bungle team travelling in the scoop

You meet him and he does his usually wise cracks, that we have grown to love him for.  You get to see the sinister six up close and personal and get to see Spider-man fight them

This is at universal studios Orlando Island of Adventure resort........................Yeah yeah this is my favourite theme park its the one I've been to the most outside of the UK and I can see why people flock from their Orlando vacation rentals in their droves to visit this as this theme park has too many good rides to sample and I recommend it to everyone

OK when I said T2:3D was the first 4D cinema I meant for me..................................yeah anyway the first 4D film was Captain EO.

This was a film that starred Michael Jackson was directed by Francis Ford Coppola and was produced by George Lucas.  It feature at all the Disney parks but was closed down many years but has been bought backm thanks to the fans of Michael Jackson, in a way it is Disney's tribute to the popstar.

What's with all the hoopla about 3d movies, television shows, video games, pictures etc I mean 3D has been around for years, why is it only now that we have to invest in it.  At various Universal studios there is a Terminator attraction that has been there done that for the past 14 years.  The first one was released at the Orlando park in Spring 1996, then three years later it was released at the Hollywood park and then 2001 in the Japan park. It is called T2 3-D: Battle Across Time and it is one of the first 3-D (cinema styled) attraction I have seen.

What made this unique is that it mixed live action into the mixed so you had actors making you feel like you were a part of the attraction.  Also James Cameron had an hands on approach when it came to this so it isn't a lazy spin off, it actually is canon to the plot that happens after T2: Judgement day.  He stated in an interview about why certain terminators had to be used and wrote some of the story for this short film

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Also the main cast of the original film reprised their roles for the on screen parts which made it feel like an genuine part of the franchise.

The attraction has been around for many years and there are rumors that it might not be around for that much longer so if you are into this 3-D craze then why don't you try to get to one of these parks and experience one of the originators (imo) of 3D cinema.