The Futuroscope park has turned 25 and its challenge is to remain at the forefront offering spectacular and charming attractions for all who visit it. In this first episode of the trip we have made for Futuroscope let's look at the attraction of dance with the robots to the rhythm of the composition performed by DJ Martin Solveig. It is an attraction of ten robots that reach seven meters high and produce turns around six axes. All combinations of movements are reproduced at the end where two passengers, well secured, make a dance full of accelerations, turns and somersaults to the rhythm of the music.
It is a spectacular entertainment that has been completely renovated and in which the ten robots are the real protagonists. The access space to the platforms pretends to be a mixer and also for the attraction they have generated a complete decoration with screens. Of course the music composed by Martin Solveig fills the space and you can't stop moving your feet all the time. The attraction includes three difficulty levels and the smallest, below 1.20 meters, can only access the lowest. Level three, which Martin Solveig says he has tried, demands calm and cold blood because the accelerations, turns and movements he makes are only suitable for the bravest.
From the Twitter account of the promotion of the Poitou-Charentes area we have brought a photo of Martin Solveig with the robots in one of the moments of posed for the press.
Futuroscope takes more than 40 million visitors since its inauguration in 1987. Its challenge is to reach 2 million visitors a year and is very close to achieving it with the 1.8 they received in 2010. So its attractions are being renewed and are becoming increasingly attractive to make travelers enjoy .
Here we leave a video made by the accredited media in which you can see many details of the attraction in addition to the statements of Martin Solveig.
Important note: I have been invited to the Futuroscope Park in West France that promotes three regions of western France (Poitou-Charentes, Pays de la Loire and Brittany) in Spain.
