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News Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind attraction confirmed for Epcot
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JEANYLASER
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No! I don't think so!
MotherOfBirds
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I seem to recall there was a video from the Vekoma test site recently, but I can't find it.
JEANYLASER
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Yeah I can't find it either?
DCLcruiser
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I believe only 2 people are wearing glasses. Have to be PC haha.
According to the Vision Council of America, approximately 75% of adults use some sort of vision correction. About 64% of them wear eyeglasses, and about 11% wear contact lenses, either exclusively, or with glasses. Over half of all women and about 42% of men wear glasses. Similarly, more women than men, 18% and 14% respectively, wear contacts. Of those who use both contacts and eyeglasses, 62% wear contact lenses more often.
What Percentage of the Population Wears Glasses?
Approximately three-quarters of Americans need some type of vision correction. Here are some facts on what percentage of Americans wear glasses, and for what reasons.
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thequeuelinelectures
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I'm gonna throw my hat in the ring for a sec and say it kinda looks like 3D glasses to me...
DCLcruiser
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And 3D contacts for most of the people in the image?
I agree. It does look like 3D glasses. 6 or so people in the pic. But it could be "Star-lord" merch!?
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Is there a gas leak somewhere?
The majority of people in that artwork are *not* wearing glasses.
The majority of people in that artwork are *not* wearing glasses.
Timothy_Q
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Hmmm. Using 3D screens would makes sense in a confined coaster space. And if guests were to wear 3D glasses they'd need an elastic band to stay firmly in place thus a spacey "goggle" design. Is this what we're getting? 
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*Results may vary. See store for details. Rinse and Repeat.
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EricsBiscuit
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HOW DARE YOU ASSUME THE CONDITION OF THEIR EYESIGHT!!!!1!!¡¿
thequeuelinelectures
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This is what I’m seeing. Maybe a gas leak but there is something there. Second from the left is the most obvious where she clearly has some kind of eyewear and it doesn’t look like normal glassesHmmm. Using 3D screens would makes sense in a confined coaster space. And if guests were to wear 3D glasses they'd need an elastic band to stay firmly in place thus a spacey "goggle" design. Is this what we're getting?
*Results may vary. See store for details. Rinse and Repeat.
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If true, the Holographic Planetarium could* use a rear-projected 3D display in the ceiling for the bulk of the effect. Then it's just a matter of having motion-controlled pin-spot lights sync with the motion of the rear-projected content to give the appearance that the central Planetarium base is projecting a futuristic holographic image. I like it!
(speculative)
(speculative)
BrianLo
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I know not everyone in the photo is wearing glasses! 
It was more the nature of the people who are, they look like hefty Real-3D/attraction 'goggles'.
@marni1971 can pretty quickly tell me I'm being a crazy person.
It was more the nature of the people who are, they look like hefty Real-3D/attraction 'goggles'.
@marni1971 can pretty quickly tell me I'm being a crazy person.