This is probably the worst show I've ever seen in my life. I can't believe the famous OzTrek, situated in the heart of Sydney CBD, is that unbelievably crap and overpriced!
Since we are going to the city to pick up my document, W suggests that we might as well go to the famous OzTrek. Sounds good to me. To experience the OzTrek, you must go to the tallest building in Sydney CBD, the CentrePoint.
We spend 35 AUD for tickets. There is a long line in front of the ticket booth. We wait for around 20 min. (Gee, it must be good to attract so many tourists!)
First we sit in a room watching those very eh...informative safe guide videos. Then we walked through a man-made cave, which takes us only 2 min. Woola, we sit in front of a screen shape like a fish tank with 3D image in it. There goes the very general introduction of Australian culture and customs and blah blah blah...Ok,I'm getting a bit impatient...thinking...
When is the good part gonna come? The part that makes your blood pressure soar and your palm sweat?
Thank God the "FISH TANK" show is over. I warn W the show better be more than that!
Unfortunately, NO.
According to the description of the official website, OzTrek accommodates the "largest simulated ride in the southern hemisphere and the only one of its kind in Australia". Well, its pretty easy to be the largest in the southern hemisphere since there aren't many competitors, are there? One of its kind? Yes, One of its kind s**t!
The simulated ride turns out to be some trembling, some turns and some ....sit-in-class-for-another-oz-history-intro. And that's it!
By the time we realized that's what we paid for 35 bucks, we felt like been cheated! Big time!!
How in the world can a show like this sells?
OzTrek? A big NO NO! The worst show I've ever seen!
Technorati Tags: oztrek, Australia, Sydney, tourism
Since we are going to the city to pick up my document, W suggests that we might as well go to the famous OzTrek. Sounds good to me. To experience the OzTrek, you must go to the tallest building in Sydney CBD, the CentrePoint.
We spend 35 AUD for tickets. There is a long line in front of the ticket booth. We wait for around 20 min. (Gee, it must be good to attract so many tourists!)
First we sit in a room watching those very eh...informative safe guide videos. Then we walked through a man-made cave, which takes us only 2 min. Woola, we sit in front of a screen shape like a fish tank with 3D image in it. There goes the very general introduction of Australian culture and customs and blah blah blah...Ok,I'm getting a bit impatient...thinking...
When is the good part gonna come? The part that makes your blood pressure soar and your palm sweat?
Thank God the "FISH TANK" show is over. I warn W the show better be more than that!
Unfortunately, NO.
According to the description of the official website, OzTrek accommodates the "largest simulated ride in the southern hemisphere and the only one of its kind in Australia". Well, its pretty easy to be the largest in the southern hemisphere since there aren't many competitors, are there? One of its kind? Yes, One of its kind s**t!
The simulated ride turns out to be some trembling, some turns and some ....sit-in-class-for-another-oz-history-intro. And that's it!
By the time we realized that's what we paid for 35 bucks, we felt like been cheated! Big time!!
How in the world can a show like this sells?
OzTrek? A big NO NO! The worst show I've ever seen!
Technorati Tags: oztrek, Australia, Sydney, tourism
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