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They call this a train, but that doesn’t really do it justice. A train
involves separate cars linked together, following each other along a
track. This, on the other hand, is more like a big-ass disc that spins
around. It’s not just like that, that’s exactly how it is. It does have
the feel of a train while you’re inside, except the seats can be adjusted
so you’re facing any direction. To get the full experience, they expect
you to look through the window the whole time. The window is slanted, so
you can really get a clear view of everything. It’s about 11 kilometers up
in the air, so there is nothing that you can’t see on the surface of the
entire dome after the nearly four-hour trip. It moves pretty slow, which
some might find boring, so just be aware of that before you sign up. I
mean, I don’t think I thought that it was going to be a fast ride, but
four hours is a long time to look at some hills and trees. It was lovely,
to be sure. I just don’t know if it’s any better than a sim, or a
holographic window. I guess I just wasn’t sure if I was meant to feel
something. The idea is that you turn your chair so you’re looking through
the window at the beautiful landscape below. I just think that it was too
high up. Yeah, so I can see the center from here, but so what? It would be
better if we were lower, and could see the geography in greater detail.
The prospectus doesn’t do a rating system because they, like, did studies
long ago, and determined that they were no longer necessary when an AI is
just gonna summarize all the reviews for a deeper focus on quality, but if
they still allowed them, I would give this place two stars. It wasn’t bad,
and I don’t feel like I wasted my time, but as far as leisure domes go,
this one is not my favorite.
EDIT: I’m such an idiot. There are multiple discs. Not all of them
are that high up, and the lower ones go faster. They’re all still four hours
long, which I think was the source of my confusion when I was
misinterpreting the description. One of them actually is a train, and it’s
situated on the ground, so you can only see what’s right in front of you.
I’m gonna try that one next. Glad we got that cleared up. Sorry, ignore me.
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