•These are not quality ratings.
They are assessments of how present a given element is within an experience.
Immersion Type:
Mixed Immersion:
• /mikst/ • /iˈmərZHən,iˈmərSHən/ •
Adjective
1 : An experience uses multiple mediums to create immersion. (Abbreviated as ‘MI’, for short)
• /ˈsōSHəl/ • /iˈmərZHən,iˈmərSHən/ •
Adjective
1 : An experience that uses actor-guest interaction to create immersion & engage participants. (referred to ‘S.I.’ for short)
• /iˈmərsiv/ • /ɡām/ •
Adjective
1 : An experience focused on immersive game play to create immersion. i.e. escape-room or murder mystery game (Abbreviated as ‘IM’, for short)
IMMERSION NATION RATING
How to be a Superhero?
Superheroes solve problems and help people. A hero is often confident, charismatic, sharp witted, strong, and larger than life. Who doesn’t want to be heroic when they grow up? The best way to become anything is being around people who already are. Regrettably, Superheroes are hard to find. Let alone befriend.
The Super Hero party brings these role models to your door, and into your child’s life.
What is a Superhero Party?
An immersive experience that brings the excitement of heroism into your child’s party or celebration. Superhero parties, as performed by American Immersion Theater are performed nationwide. Professional improv actors bring dreams to life as kids get to adventure with their favorite superheroes.
What it’s really like
When the hero arrives the party has already begun. Their entrance is designed to surprise the kids and transform the party into an adventure. The given hero will learn names, and specifically greet the child who’s celebration has called the hero to the scene.
After all, the hero is there for a reason…
…either celebrate to the occasion by affirming its importance, or to bring the child into the ranks of the world’s heroes.
Pictures are naturally an essential part of the experience to the preserve the time in more than just memory. Story time takes the form of a participatory adventure with the kids as they learn of the hero’s recent trials and victories.
‘Carnival style’ games are naturally the main event. If you can imagine getting the chance to play with your childhood idol, the games can take the form of races or even -in longer shows- actual superhero training.
Reports from the front lines of Immersion Nation are saying that the more you can plan with the hero before the party, the more you can personalize the experience. The hero can arrive knowing about your child’s name, favorite foods and favorite toys. This sets the stage for your child to imagine their own hero’s journey as party progresses.
Current shows: Hero appearances are available on request, just about anywhere in the country.
ImNation Quick Points:
• Participation story time is a mini immersive in itself
• Hero arrives with a gift
• Games are carnival games
• 1 & 2 hour options
How to be a Superhero
Superheroes solve problems and help people. A hero is often confident, charismatic, sharp witted, strong, and larger than life. Who doesn’t want to be heroic when they grow up? The best way to become anything is being around people who already are. Regrettably, Superheroes are hard to find. Let alone befriend.
The Super Hero party brings these role models to your door, and into your child’s life.
What is a Superhero party?
An immersive experience that brings the excitement of heroism into your child’s party or celebration. Superhero parties, as performed by American Immersion Theater are performed nationwide. Professional improv actors bring dreams to life as kids get to adventure with their favorite superheroes.
What it’s really like:
When the hero arrives the party has already begun. Their entrance is designed to surprise the kids and transform the party into an adventure. The given hero will learn names, and specifically greet the child who’s celebration has called the hero to the scene.
After all, the hero is there for a reason
either celebrate to the occasion by affirming its importance, or to bring the child into the ranks of the world’s heroes.
Pictures are naturally an essential part of the experience to the preserve the time in more than just memory. Story time takes the form of a participatory adventure with the kids as they learn of the hero’s recent trials and victories.
‘Carnival style’ games are naturally the main event. If you can imagine getting the chance to play with your childhood idol, the games can take the form of races or even -in longer shows- actual superhero training.
Reports from the front lines of Immersion Nation are saying that the more you can plan with the hero before the party, the more you can personalize the experience. The hero can arrive knowing about your child’s name, favorite foods and favorite toys. This sets the stage for your child to imagine their own hero’s journey as party progresses.
Current shows: Hero appearances are available on request, just about anywhere in the country.
Cost:
Variable
Duration
1-2 hours
Date(s)
By Appointment
Public / Private
Private
Group Size
up to 15/ hero
