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| NEW ORLEANS D-DAY MUSEUM March 17, 2010 Solomon Victory Theater - "Beyond All Boundaries", A 4-D attraction. A 120-ft Wide Screen and more to make viewers feel they are actually in the war. A large vintage radio broadcasts news of the attack on Pearl Harbor. A B-17 nose cone descends from the ceiling during a bombing sequence. An anti-aircraft gun rotates and appears to fire above the crowd. A 25-ft guard tower goes up from a pit below the stage. Six "Dragons Teeth" tank traps appear during D-Day. "Beyond the Boundaries" illustrates the global reach of World War II, crisscrossing a blie-green earth, going from battle to battle. The whistle of bullets and crackle of flames are enhanced by full surround-sound. Vibrating seats add to the roar and rumble of tanks at the Kasserine Pass. Near the end, a flash of bright light fills the theater to portray the atomic blast at Hiroshima. THE STAGE DOOR CANTEEN -- "Let Freedom Swing!" is a eight-person revue bursting with period costumes and music, including "Rosie the Riveter", "The Son-of-a-Gun Who Picked on Uncle Sam" and "I've got a Girl in Kalamazoo." |
| Price per Person $79.00 Includes bus and all attractions in museum. |
