Verse Orlando, the world’s first Holographic TheaterSM, opens on May 26 for Memorial Day weekend in Lake Nona, Fl.

Verse Orlando opens soon at Boxi Park in Lake Nona. Verse Orlando will start by featuring the hit immersive experience, “The Unreal Garden.” This had successful runs in San Francisco, Denver, and Chicago. Verse Orlando launches with four mixed-reality experiences and hours of interactive visuals in what fans describe as “Playing in a dreamscape video game.”

Verse Orlando aims to be ideal for families, art fans, gamers, and anyone who loves immersive experiences. Including artwork by renowned artists Android Jones and Scott Musgrove, the highly anticipated opening follows the milestone of “1 Million Hours Played” across the United States. Verse Orlando claims this serves as a testament to the appeal of the new state-of-the-art entertainment experience it offers. Drawing comparisons to Meow Wolf (you can see our visit there below) and the Immersive Van Gogh, the show’s producer Ray Kallmeyer is quick to point out how the uniquenss of Verse Orlando.

“This is NOT like the projectors you see blasting screen savers on the walls of empty warehouses, or the virtual reality demos you see in malls which make your aunt sick”, says Kallmeyer, “Our unique augmented reality displays provide transformative and magical experiences which make you the main character in an evolving story! This is a brand new technology unlike anything you’ve seen before!”

Verse Orlando utilizes cutting-edge augmented reality displays that fill the theater with interactive video-game-like worlds and characters while still allowing you to see and interact with your group. Guests can step into alternate realities, explore new worlds, and engage with lifelike characters together. Enklu, the company behind the technology, has a mission to bring people together with mixed reality.

“Amazing, mind blowing technology.”, said Rob Wallish, director at Hills School Board, “Great to see the students interacting with it, and to see the smiles on their faces!”. Wallish experienced Verse Orlando at a recent STEM Fest popup at Orlando Science Center. Verse Orlando is committed to providing access to cutting-edge technology to science centers and local communities to empower the next generation of learners and creators.

The theatre at Verse Orlando provides cutting-edge technology and stunning visuals that transport visitors to another world where they can participate in the action. In addition to the theatre, the venue offers dining options, live music, and other entertainment. Verse Orlando suggests this venue makes an excellent place for a unique date night or a fun family outing.

Verse Orlando launches at Boxi Park in Lake Nona on May 26^th. Tickets can be purchased at Verse Orlando’s website.