Odyssey Malta, the new flying theatre in Malta’s landmark Mercury Tower development, is more than a state-of-the-art attraction. It also shows what can be achieved when world-class experiential design meets technical ingenuity. This dynamic ride blends motion simulation, immersive visuals, and high-quality sound to transport visitors to another world—all while overcoming complex architectural and logistical challenges.
A team of specialists collaborated to realise this ambition, including Endurescreens, a specialist in designing, manufacturing and installing world-class projection screens; project: syntropy, creator of technology and display solutions for dome cinemas and immersive attractions; and Simtec Systems, a leader in motion simulation and custom engineering solutions. Design-and-build practice Sarner International also worked on the project.
To learn more about the project, its unique challenges, and how the teams brought the vision to life, we speak to Ronald Potgieter and Lei Yin of Endurescreens, Christoph Bode from project: syntropy, and Andreas Stickel of Simtec Systems.
A new attraction in the recently constructed Mercury Towers in …