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To: Clark Kent who wrote (2082)	1/28/1999 8:40:00 PM
From: Clark Kent	Respond to of 2401

WonderWorks>> wonderworksonline.com Here's another one of interest dinosaurland.com Here is a link for the Unofficial Universal Studios site and a brief description of Jurassic Park usfinfo.com Jurassic Park River Adventure Taken from USF's sister attraction in California, this is a flume ride based on the popular film. You begin by taking a leisurly boat ride through tropical settings, and before long, you are stalked by velociraptor's and a T-Rex. The 85 foot plunge at the end is considered by many to be the best of any flume ride they've encountered. This should be a top attraction. Triceratops Encounter Your big chance to feed a 24 foot long animatronic Triceratops awaits. Discovery Center This exhibit focuses on the history of dinasours, but adds a bit of "movie magic" to the mix. Guests can watch an animatronic baby velociraptor being hatched! Pteranodon Flyers The Pteranodon's sport 10 foot wingspans and fly in a circular pattern with you on their backs. Again, a Dumbo spin off (this time with no water shooting at you). Camp Jurassic An exploration station for kids, complete with caves, lava pits and more.

To: Clark Kent who wrote (2082)	1/28/1999 9:08:00 PM
From: Clark Kent	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2401

To the guys at Hall Train, if you're listening.............. Maybe someone should talk shop with these guys century3.com History CENTURY III was established in 1976 as a company dedicated to the highest standards of commercial and corporate productions. In January 1989, with the construction of Universal Studios Florida, CENTURY III was chosen as Universal Studios Florida's exclusive supplier for post production and related services in its brand new production/post production complex located on-site at Universal. CENTURY III employs a staff of individuals with expertise in project management, location/studio production, post production, audio design, special effects, computer graphics and animation, engineering design, interactive multimedia development, software development, cost analysis, accounting and marketing. CENTURY III's has included local, regional, national and international projects for major producers, independents, advertising agencies, television stations and broadcast cable networks; as well as, government, corporate marketing, communications and training departments. These award winning products have included commercials, entertainment television programs, feature films, theme park projects, corporate training, marketing/promotional videos, web site creation and various interactive CD-ROM projects. Didn't the Train also do interactive CD-ROMs once upon a time? Also........... Century III provides complete in-house support for such creative endeavors and can offer many unique services, such as full 3D computer-generated character animation, Image Motion Control photography for the filming of detailed scale models and complete music composition and sound design services. In addition, Century III's engineering staff can provide complete audio-visual systems integration for themed environments.