I would love if they brought back the "Chevy Show" or a similar theater attraction.
The attraction served as a first step in the evolution toward the modern day IMAX theater and the precursor to motion simulator rides. Next to the small, white air-conditioned building housing the presentation, the automobile company displayed its latest models underneath a canopy. It presented a twenty-minute film projected onto a 180-degree curved screen looming above several rows of wood benches. The film featured first-person footage of a ride on a roller coaster, a trip down a ski slope, a flight through a canyon, a ride down a raging river, a frantic drive along a mountain road, and a mad dash through city streets.At the end of the Chevy Show film, you would experience a drive down a hilly, twisting country road from the perspective of a camera mounted on the front of the car. Suddenly, a car stopped at an intersection would appear just ahead, and it looked as if your car was going to smash into the one ahead. Everyone in the theater would stick out their right leg to apply the imaginary brake. They all flowed seamlessly into one another, a car might drive off a bridge, then you were soaring in a helicopter etc...It was great.
