We are making a series of informative articles about the fantastic attractions of Futuroscope who has just turned 25 and maintains a proposal for leisure with a focus on the most innovative technology. And one of the attractions that more than meets that goal is Arthur and the Minimoys. It is a spectacular production of Luc Besson in which a tremendous adventure is projected on a screen of which all the spectators have an absolute prominence. Is a 4D simulator because it moves in all dimensions and also its cabin is full of artifacts to cause a lot of sensory experiences additional. The glasses to enjoy the 3D image is another additional value of this great attraction.
The attraction is part of the story in which Arthur guides us through fascinating scenarios: frogs, spiders, falls, rails, turns, flights, fantastic landscapes, etc. Everything is calculated to make the four minutes of attraction become a great experience in which the little ones will have a great time being part of the projected story.
Futuroscope cannot be seen in a day. Their more than 20 attractions They require a couple of days to visit the park and not miss a detail of this space dedicated to the future. In Futuroscope the goal is to live experiences that have to do with discovery, sensations, emotions (especially with the night show) and entertainment for the little ones.
Here you can see a explanatory video of the attraction In addition to the process of assembly and realization of this spectacular entertainment:
In 1987, René Monory He founded the first amusement park in France. René Monory was the president of the General Delegation of La Vienne and imagined the Futuroscope concept as a place whose theme was focused on the future. Also in that place a zone of leisure activities, a zone of economic activity and a zone of formation that would allow to revive the entrepreneurial spirit of this province would coexist. 25 years later, the bet has paid off and the development model territorial that Futuroscope represents is used as a reference worldwide.
Currently, Futuroscope Park is a public limited company with Executive Committee and Supervisory Board, in which Compagnie des Alpes guarantees operational and financial control, as a majority shareholder, with approximately 45% of the capital. In addition, the promoter of the project, the Deputation General of La Vienne is currently the second shareholder of Futuroscope and its owner.
Important note: I have been invited to the Futuroscope Park in West France that promotes three regions of western France (Poitou-Charentes, Pays de la Loire and Brittany) in Spain.
