Overview
- The experience opens August 28 at the 160,000-square-foot LED dome in Las Vegas, with tickets on sale now.
- A 2,000-person team spent two years using generative AI to expand and upscale 1939 film frames to 16K resolution.
- The runtime has been trimmed from 102 minutes to a 75-minute cut to align with synchronized haptic, motion and sensory effects.
- Full spatial audio from about 167,000 speakers complements haptic seating and 4D features such as wind, water and scent.
- MSG Ventures visual-effects chief Glenn Derry spearheaded "ethical AI" outpainting and sensory design to preserve the film’s original charm.