3d Glasses- bring your own possible?

[KikoKea]

I've been to USF 3 times and love it, but the 3D glasses do not fit over my glasses and stay on. I end up trying to hold them on with one hand while hanging on with the other, or simply not using the 3D glasses (except when the ride stops). I don't know much about 3d glasses or types of 3D, but wondered if there is a pair I can buy that might fit better and work with USF's screens. Any ideas?
TIA

 

[JoeCamel]

I've been to USF 3 times and love it, but the 3D glasses do not fit over my glasses and stay on. I end up trying to hold them on with one hand while hanging on with the other, or simply not using the 3D glasses (except when the ride stops). I don't know much about 3d glasses or types of 3D, but wondered if there is a pair I can buy that might fit better and work with USF's screens. Any ideas?
TIA

I knew in the past that there were at least two types of 3D in use so it would be two different glasses. I'm not sure why you can't get the glasses to fit maybe a quick strap on them to hold for the ride then take it off as you drop the glasses?

 

[KikoKea]

I knew in the past that there were at least two types of 3D in use so it would be two different glasses. I'm not sure why you can't get the glasses to fit maybe a quick strap on them to hold for the ride then take it off as you drop the glasses?

I thought there might be different types of 3D there. As for my glasses, I have trifocals so if I take them off, I won't see much and the glasses at Uni don't fit well over my glasses. Oddly, I don't have this problem at WDW. Thanks for the suggestion, though.