Inside look at ‘Beyond King Tut: The Immersive Experience’ at Del Mar Fairgrounds

Bringing to life the storied archives of the National Geographic Society commemorating the 100th anniversary of King Tut’s tomb discovery at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.

[@HarleyQuinn-nl7zv]

So do you get to see anything real? Like something that King Tut owned or they found in his tomb? Or is just one of those stupid digital experiences where you don't see anything real?

[@TheDirtymikenation]

no artifacts, its all digital, I suggest getting really high before going it might make it better

[@HarleyQuinn-nl7zv]

@@TheDirtymikenation I actually don't do drugs, but honestly I doubt that would even make it better. I mean seriously, if I want to watch something digital about King Tut, I'll just watch national geographic.

[@charaznable1093]

Just wait until the Grand Egyptian Museum opens in Cairo this year. You’ll even be able to stop by the pyramids after.

[@HarleyQuinn-nl7zv]

@@charaznable1093 That's great, but what if you can't afford to travel to the other side of the world? Let alone to poor to go to this?

[@PaulJohnson-zk1yr]

@@HarleyQuinn-nl7zv is designed as something interesting and interactive to do. Never watched a movie before? Gone to a haunted house?

[@zacksphantomvids7198]

$44 for an adult. The virtual experience at the end is an extra $17. Seems a bit pricy to walk around basically a virtual museum. For 2 adults if you want to do the VR is a total is $122 before tax. No thanks.

[@supermo302]

I've been to these types of exhibit. It's worth it.

[@josuejimenez9981]

So should I buy a ticket then??

[@claudiamanta1943]

Imagine King Tut reincarnated ‘Where are my royalties?’ 😄

[@claudiamanta1943]

Nicely done. It’s a shame that that tomb is a total joke.

[@Cesk3boy]

Expensive price 😂