Yes, it was corny and dated but once in awhile, people enjoy that kind of tacky, wholesome fun. Being a scientist myself, I found it extra humorous how corny it was. I'd do it again!
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Yes, it was corny and dated but once in awhile, people enjoy that kind of tacky, wholesome fun. Being a scientist myself, I found it extra humorous how corny it was. I'd do it again!
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Is it worth paying $5.95 to rest yr feet? Use the free benches instead! The shaking,squeaking seats are rinky-dink and mask the narrative! Don't waste your time.
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We managed to only lose $11 each since we qualified for a senior discount for both films. These films are out of date, out of focus, and the only thing we gained was about thirty minutes where we could rest our feet. They interviewed two people who told stories about their earthquake experience. The rest of information was given by...
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There are two theatres at the Alaska Experience: a large one showing a film about wildlife and Alaska attractions, which we did not visit, and a small one showing a film about the quake. The quake film was not as informative as the one shown for free down the street at the Alaska Public Lands Information Center. The first part...
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The technology is very old and outdated. The earthquake film was ok, but you would get more from watching the history channel on the earthquake. The alaska experience needs to be updated. The seating is very worn and run down. The whole experience is bearable but not worth the price of admission.
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