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SPACE-TIME ADVENTURE TOURS: The Seattle Center offers a location-aware guided tour, augmented reality scavenger hunt, immersive story, and history lesson all bundled into one time-traveling adventure.

This complimentary app turns your phone into an official SPACE-TIME ADVENTURE TOURS Walkie-Talkie Time Machine.™ This futuristic interface utilizes GPS and elements of Niantic Lightship to lead players through a tour route that lasts approximately 30 to 45 minutes.

All you require are your phone and earbuds; then, head to the picturesque Seattle Center.

Starting from the Seattle Center, participants will engage in an adventure during which they will...

1. TRANSFORM their phone into a retro-futuristic walkie-talkie.
2. EXPLORE THE SEATTLE CENTER amid the exciting sights and sounds of the 1962 World’s Fair, featuring archival photos, videos, and more.
3. ACTIVATE AR to unearth hidden inter-dimensional objects vital for maintaining the fabric of Space-time itself!

We anticipate meeting you in 1962, Time Cadets, and providing updates on our forthcoming expeditions.

ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES:

All SPACE-TIME ADVENTURE TOURS are crafted with inclusivity in mind and incorporate functionalities for non-visual gameplay for users who are blind or visually impaired, as well as captions and haptic feedback for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.

To switch the screen reader on or off: perform a three-finger triple tap anywhere on the screen. This function is only necessary for customizing your accessibility settings and commencing the tour from the main menu. It is not required during the tour itself. To utilize our screen reader, you might need to deactivate the Zoom magnifier in Settings > Accessibility > Zoom.

To aid in navigating from one stop to another, we have introduced optional spatial audio beacons. These beacons emit a bell sound corresponding to the next stop on your map. Headphones are essential to unlock this attribute.

GPS announcements and verbal directions are also provided to assist with wayfinding.

The interactive buttons and gestures have been simplified and designed to be user-friendly. For instance, if prompted to press the "big red button," you can press anywhere on the lower part of the screen.

Kindly contact our accessibility team at [email protected] to share any feedback about your experience.