07 Tech Tuesday – The Live Park
The Live Park – An interactive multi-media experience/theme park in Korea just north of Seoul.
Here is a write up of what I was able to glean from internet research on this new venue.
It is interesting that this is the “First Episode,” it is a highly themed experience that will run for a year or so, and then I assume a “Second Episode” will be designed and produced for it.
Opened November 2011
At the Kintex center in IlSan a Seoul “sister cityâ€
Designed and produced by Dstrict http://global.dstrict.com/ who now have a NY branch
- Took 2 years to build
- $14 Million and 200 people
- 110,000 square feet
Ticket Prices are as Follows
- Adult – Weekend – $16 Weekday – $14
- Child – Weekend – $14 Weekday – $11
- Family of 3 – Weekend – $36 Weekday – $27
- Family of 4 Weekend – $45 Weekday – $36
- Weekend before 1pm 2 tickets for $22
Includes the following components:
Visitors get an RF ID bracelet and use it to tag in and have avatars and their photos following them and interacting with them.
- Holographic Performance – (5Syno)
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- a scripted show using an immersive holographic stage set.
- Stage is used for travelling shows as well (music, and performance)
- 360 immersive theater (4Meta)
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- an interactive film that I believe audience members use kinect-like gesture to control
- Media Facade (2Poly)
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- a projection mapped experience of war
- Robot Performance (Station)
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- Robot also gives information
- Interactive light cave (1Windy)
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- an LED light cave the can be controlled through sound and gesture.
- Interactive Space all around the main character Poly (2Poly)
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- Movie with the main character Poly
- touch tables with games
- Mobile controlled interactives
- Drum and instrument controlled interactives
- Interactive Maze (3MIR)
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- walking and interactive maze with 3D interactives
- A Meta Show 4Meta
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- The meta show happening in the 360 theater including shouting.
Link to The Live Park
http://www.thelivepark.com/blog/
Link To PDF map of the space
http://www.thelivepark.com/blog/wp-content/themes/simpleblack_thelivepark/images/livepark/LivePark_MoonFactory_Map.pdf
Link to edgadget write-up
http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/27/south-koreas-live-park-uses-rfid-and-kinect-to-bring-your-holod/
A parent’s blog of a visit
http://blog.naver.com/PostView.nhn?blogId=pury102&logNo=50131634986