Descobrindo a Tumba do Rei Tut no Luxor Hotel and Casino Las Vegas
Descrição
Descobrir a Tumba do Rei Tut é uma experiência imersiva única no mundo do Rei Tut, onde você seguirá os passos de Howard Carter em sua maior aventura. Experimente a bela arte e artefatos encontrados na tumba e aprenda sobre a história, a cultura e as pessoas egípcias antigas. Esta experiência única irá levá-lo de volta a uma das descobertas mais importantes da história, 100 anos depois que Howard Carter fez isso. A última entrada é às 19h, mas a entrada pode ser a qualquer momento durante o horário de funcionamento.
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Há um século, Howard Carter fez a maior descoberta arqueológica de todos os tempos quando descobriu a tumba perdida de Tutancâmon e seu magnífico tesouro. Comemore esta descoberta incrível explorando a exposição imersiva Discovering King Tut's Tomb, agora aberta em Luxor. Siga os passos de Carter, espie através da parede da antecâmara, destranque a sala do enterro e fique cara a cara com a múmia. Contemple a arte dos caixões aninhados e veja a notória máscara mortuária de Tut. Descubra por que os egípcios usavam a mumificação como forma de preservar e honrar seu líder faraó. Com o guia de áudio, os hóspedes podem se transportar de volta no tempo ouvindo a própria releitura de Howard do momento em que ele pisou pela primeira vez dentro da tumba. Por meio da realidade virtual, os hóspedes podem explorar as salas e os artefatos por conta própria, exatamente como foram deixados há mais de 3.000 anos. Acenda sua tocha, quebre o selo, desafie a “maldição da múmia” e entre – se você ousar.
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Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Todas as áreas e superfíceis são acessíveis para cadeirantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- A última entrada é às 19h
Avaliações(30)
Interesting and educational. The VR was good. All up a great tour Go and visit if you're in the area
We had a couple hours before our flight so we decided to check this exhibit out. Staff was super friendly. The exhibit was very nicely done. I probably would get the audio with it next time, but it was very interesting! Enjoyed our time
Although our room was clean the whole hotel looked as if it needed a really good clean/refurbishment. Very tried old and dated looking hotel when compared to others on the strip.
Informational and a lot on history was never aware of regarding king TUT . Loves the exhibit. Never knew he was a king as a young boy.
A must visit attraction inside this unusual location on the Las Vegas strip. Very interesting and easy to find on all transport
This exhibit is not worth the money.there are very few artifacts. It’s very short. Went to see the traveling exhibit years ago in Chicago and was fantastic. Don’t waste your money.
Display is in the Luxor - and is a really good presentation of the finding of King Tut's tomb. They do an amazing job with reproductions & videos to tell the story and importance of King Tut. The original Tut Exhibit came to the US when I was a kid in the 70's and was facinating. This allowed me as an adult to visit and better understand. But you need to take time to read/watch the videos. Easily 1.5 hours.
Was good. We did have to pay for the pictures that were taken during the tour. I have nit been able to go and see Tut artifacts so this is best i could do right now.
While the information provided was accurate, the re-creation (there are no authentic artifacts) were not convincing and the use of fake gold over 100% of sarcophagus layers was not impressive, especially if you have seen the real artifacts and sarcophagus head (real gold and ornamint) on display in many U.S. cities (on loan from the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities in Cairo) in 2006–2007. The short stories shown on monitors gave little information and children in the rooms were very board. The Vertual Reality (VR) add-on... This reminded me of technology from 20+ years ago and was OK but what topped it was that the headset's were not cleaned - I could see smudges on the viewer and when I was done, the clerk just said you can go and did nothing to clean the headset - discussting and NOT recommended for adults or children.
Everything is replica and fake. Tickets price and parking is high for this one. This is waste of money and waste of time.
