Eurostar Odyssey brings virtual reality to train travel with immersive underwater experience

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Eurostar Odyssey: A Virtual Voyage of Discovery logo appears amidst an immersive underwater-themed backdrop, promising theme park guests an exhilarating journey as they dive into a thrilling virtual reality train adventure.

Travelers on the high-speed Eurostar train line can look forward to a new immersive experience on their summer journeys.

Eurostar Odyssey is a virtual reality adventure that creates simulated mermaids, fish, sunken treasure, and a giant octopus. Primarily geared toward children, it enhances the underwater train trip between London and Paris, Lille, or Brussels.

The journey begins at the Oceanarium, an area teeming with underwater life. Meet Esther the Octopus as she guards the treasure of the sunken HMS Victory. Then, venture into the Abyss, where magical sea life hides in the darkness.

Dive into an immersive underwater adventure as you discover a mysterious sunken ship on the ocean floor at our themed attraction, surrounded by vibrant seaweed, colorful fish, and a playful octopus for an unforgettable aquatic experience.

A playful red octopus character with big blue eyes and fluttery lashes peeks out from a circular blue portal, eagerly taking in the exciting virtual adventures just beyond—capturing the whimsical, imaginative spirit that thrills guests on Eurostar Odyssey attractions.

Guests embark on an underwater adventure as divers and submarines navigate a submerged facility teeming with aquatic plants and vibrant marine life, evoking the excitement and immersion of a cutting-edge theme park attraction.

Preview the virtual underwater adventure in the video below.

WATCH – EUROSTAR ODYSSEY TEASER:

To prepare for your trip, learn how to use the new Eurostar Odyssey technology with this instructional video.

WATCH – HOW EUROSTAR ODYSSEY WORKS:

You can find more information and book tickets by visiting the Eurostar website.

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