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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
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"in theatre expericence" if you know much about Disney.

Hi,

I'm translating a webpage from Disney. Do you have any idea what the underline part means?

Immerse yourself in the magic of the movies in these 00 magnificent motion picture palaces. Purchase an Adult ticket for the price of a Child ticket (Tuesdays only). Purchase an Adult ticket for the price of a Matinee ticket (not valid on Tuesdays). (This offer may exclude 3-D features and unique in-theatre experiences.)

Thank you,

M
  

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3-D = three-dimensional. This is a relatively new technology. features = movies; films unique = one of a kind; special to the locality in-theater = inside the theatre where movies are viewed experiences - may refer to performances of some kind that are staged as other kinds of entertainment before or after the screening of the movie mitsuwao23 3-D features and unique in-theatre experiences.

— CalifJim

  • 3-D = three-dimensional.
  • This is a relatively new technology.
  • features = movies; films unique = one of a kind; special to the locality in-theater = inside the theatre where movies are viewed experiences - may refer to performances of some kind that are staged as other kinds of entertainment before or after the screening of the movie mitsuwao23 3-D features and unique in-theatre experiences.
  • films that use 3-D technology and special kinds of entertainment in the theatre other than the films themselves CJ
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3-D = three-dimensional. This is a relatively new technology.

features = movies; films

unique = one of a kind; special to the locality

in-theater = inside the theatre where movies are viewed

experiences - may refer to performances of some kind that are staged as other kinds of entertainment before or after the screening of the movie

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Thank you CJ, you gives me "wow" always, and left no wonder.

Thank you very much.

M
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