This year, the FX space of the Hilton Bayfront has been turned into the crash site for the USCSS Marinot, from their new show Alien: Earth. This not only has a wonderful photo ops and experiences for fans of the franchise of Alien.
On top of that, though, fans get to walk through the space and try to survive and escape the wreckage, which is also the name for this Experience.
Stay close and choose your entrance into up to 3 different paths to venture into the terrifying world of FX’s ALIEN: EARTH “The Wreckage” only at San Diego Comic Con! If you enter after 5P, that is the only time you can enter into the 3rd path “The Wreckage: Code Red” which will bring you into a terrifying in-world mission! This whole thing is an immersive experience exploring the mysterious wreckage of the USCSS Maginot. Along your path, there are incredible photo opportunities with never-before-seen alien specimens. Don’t get too close! They are slimy and scary. You will come close looking into broken pods to see them and go into immersive areas where you can push buttons and interact, but be careful not to let any out! One path is an easy escape in which you travel through a shipping container filled with visuals of a 3D VR experience and where you can scan a QR code to get exclusive phone wallpapers. You are also given a goodie bag of a hard cover pocket notebook, a pin, stickers, and a bookmark with a QR code. The second path is a longer experience in which you have to look around every turn for possible alien danger! Here you can interact with more objects and have more photo opportunities. At the end, if you survive, you will be given an in-world beverage and large earth-like jawbreaker!.
If you were not able to attend at Comic Con San Diego, be sure to check out the new series Alien: Earth premiering August 12th on FX and Hulu!
While our visit was during the day, if you came back at night however, you could experience it’s “Red Alert” version where you flee from Aliens!
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