If You're Missing the Parks, This is the Next Best Thing

[chunter]

I think the Quest 2 would be flying off the shelves if people knew, just how much of a game changer VR is and if they knew the price and value of it. At $299, its way cheaper than any other VR system. And the quality is pretty much the same as the $1000 headsets. The average person will not notice the few degrees of FOV between the Quest 2 and the other expensive options like the HTC Vive and Index headsets.

There are some great Star Wars VR experiences available like Vader Immortal:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g79dnHagRWY

And Tales from Galaxy's Edge:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riFyoHSxVQY


And the crazy thing is, the Quest 2 can do these all wirelessly!

[chunter]

For those that are missing the parks, there's also the MCParks mod in minecraft that allows you to walkthrough alot of the parks, rides and resorts...which, now you can do in VR via Oculus Quest 2, wirelessly!

https://youtu.be/6rLU6lvQHJQ

[tomandrobin]

Originally Posted by chunter

For those that are missing the parks, there's also the MCParks mod in minecraft that allows you to walkthrough alot of the parks, rides and resorts...which, now you can do in VR via Oculus Quest 2, wirelessly!

https://youtu.be/6rLU6lvQHJQ

That's some crazy made skills and time spent!

[chunter]

Originally Posted by tomandrobin

That's some crazy made skills and time spent!

I think there are some imagineers who are part of the team at MCParks.
https://mcparks.us/about

[cornbread4]

It's not VR, but folks have created full replicas of Disney World & Disney Land in Minecraft. My 6yr son just got into minecraft, and he's enjoyed walking around the parks with his grandparents remotely. There's even a number of working rides (Haunted Mansion being the one he spends the most time on). They're free if you already have minecraft (computer or game console, not ios version) though they try to sell clothes/decorations to use in-game.

After visiting, he then likes to build his own versions of the rides (still mostly haunted mansion).

Disney World (including all four parks and a number of hotels)
https://mcparks.us/

Disney Land:
https://www.imagineeringfun.net/

[chunter]

Originally Posted by cornbread4

It's not VR, but folks have created full replicas of Disney World & Disney Land in Minecraft. My 6yr son just got into minecraft, and he's enjoyed walking around the parks with his grandparents remotely. There's even a number of working rides (Haunted Mansion being the one he spends the most time on). They're free if you already have minecraft (computer or game console, not ios version) though they try to sell clothes/decorations to use in-game.

After visiting, he then likes to build his own versions of the rides (still mostly haunted mansion).

Disney World (including all four parks and a number of hotels)
https://mcparks.us/

Disney Land:
https://www.imagineeringfun.net/

Minecraft is fully compatible with VR. Normally, you would hook up a cord to your Index or Vive headset and do it. But you can also enjoy Minecraft VR wirelessly via the Quest 2.

[cornbread4]

Originally Posted by chunter

Minecraft is fully compatible with VR. Normally, you would hook up a cord to your Index or Vive headset and do it. But you can also enjoy Minecraft VR wirelessly via the Quest 2.

I did not know that- thanks! I'll have to look into that for my son.