These rides use VR to transport you to a different reality whether itвЂ™s underwater like the Kraken, The Daemon in Denmark where riders fly through China or falling out of a helicopter on Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom. This combination of physically being on a coaster yet seeing an entirely different world in the VR headset offers riders a novel experience. Rides like the Kraken Unleashed at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida, is a traditional coaster with all the loops, twists and heart-dropping thrills, but riders use a VR headset to leave Orlando and enter an underwater world. Going virtual is a way for theme parks to offer visitors new experiences without the financial drain of trying to offer the tallest or fastest rides that have ever been made (unless you decide to do both like Six Flags Great Adventure who has the worldвЂ™s tallest VR drop ride). Today, the most common way for theme parks to use virtual reality is to overlay a VR experience on the top of an existing roller coaster, drop tower, or water slide. VR Added to Existing Roller Coasters, Drop Towers or Water Slides ItвЂ™s available on STEAM VR, HTC Viveport and Google Daydream. VR Theme Park Rides from Mexico-based Ensenasoft gives you all the fun of three theme parks with 12 rides each, all without waiting in line or purchasing a ticket for entry. But that doesnвЂ™t need to be a barrier to fun any longer now that there is a virtual reality experience that features theme parks. Even if there is a desire to travel the world to try out every amusement park ride ever created, itвЂ™s just not feasible for most of us.

Virtual roller coaster ride