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Topic: TSM 3D glasses question

#	Author	Message
1	alexbook Thu 4/10/2008 6:13p	Sorry for asking such a basic question, but... Will Toy Story Mania require 3D glasses? Are these the same 3D glasses as the existing shows (Tough to Be a Bug, HISTA, Muppets)? Has anybody heard anything about what the gameplay might be like for someone with poor depth perception? (I find it very difficult to see the 3D effects in the existing shows. I'm afraid I may not be able to enjoy TSM if it's based on the same system.)
2	lesmisfan Thu 4/10/2008 8:54p	They seem to be the same. could be a little bit different since its new technology. all i can say is either wait until you ride or wait until bean can come on and hopefully answer your question better than i can.
3	alexbook Fri 4/11/2008 9:37a	^--Oh, I'll ride it, regardless. I'm just curious to know what to expect.
4	Kar2oonMan Fri 4/11/2008 11:03a	About those glasses -- anyone know what the procedure is with them after they've been deposited in the collection bin at the exit of those attractions? Are they cleaned somehow or just handed back out again? Just wondering.
5	FerretAfros Fri 4/11/2008 1:56p	I think they're rinsed off and then taken back to the front of the attraction. I've gotten some that were wet a couple times, but that may have just been from water effects in the show itself.

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