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TimeRide Dresden: Entry Ticket

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Duration: 45mins
Live guide in English, German
Group of max. 24 people

4.5 (58)

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$21.00

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TimeRide Dresden: Virtual Reality Tour

Available Saturday, 16 Nov

Duration: 1h 30mins
Live guide in German
Group of max. 11 people

4.6 (7)

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$31.55

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3 reviews

Christin, Germany

24 Sep 2024

Good

Die Technik steckt leider noch in den Kinderschuhen.. Die Grafik ist "ok", aber so richtig VR ist das noch nicht. War alles auch etwas sehr kurz, die Zeitsprünge relativ groß.. Der Guide war dafür super!

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Anonymous

25 Oct 2024

Excellent

Es war ein wunderschönes und interessantes Erlebnis. In die Vergangenheit einzutauchen und mitzuerleben hat uns allen sehr gefallen. Ich würde es wieder erleben wollen.

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Anke, Germany

24 Jul 2024

Excellent

Sehr interessant, lustig und beeindruckend. Ich war zum 3. Mal da und es ist immer wieder ein Erlebnis.

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About: TimeRide Dresden

TimeRide Dresden is a virtual-reality attraction located in Dresden's Innere Altstadt. It is roughly four minutes' walk from Dresden's Palace of Culture.

TimeRide Dresden

Thursday	09:20 - 18:20
Friday	09:20 - 18:20
Saturday	09:20 - 18:20
Sunday	09:20 - 18:20
Monday	09:20 - 18:20
Tuesday	09:20 - 18:20
Wednesday	09:20 - 18:20

TimeRide Dresden

Taschenberg 3, 01067, Dresden

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