Flash forward to the future to the chilling, machine-controlled world of the Terminator.

Inside Cyberdyne Systems Corporation, you'll witness the unveiling of the new Terminator robots - that is, until you're caught in the crosshairs of a live, human rebel strike that'll have you ducking for cover!

As part of the audience you will be taking a trip to the future on a mission to defeat Cyberdyne once and for all... or is it? At the heart of a highly advanced SKYNET Pyramid is a Giant CPU. Guarding the CPU is anyones worst nightmare a memetic poly alloy spider named T-1,000,000 but before John and Uncle Bob can get there they need to fight some old adversaries on an explosive chase from the relentless killing machines.

Before James Cameron changed cinema with Avatar and 3D Technology he broke new ground with this ride. So put on the glasses and dodge the T-1000 from the seat of a Harley Davidson fat boy.

So Skynet has been breached by a young John Connor (Edward Furlong) and T-800 CSM-101 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) in an attempt to shut SKYNET down once and for all. After surpassing the Plasma firing Turrets protecting each point of the Skynet pyramids foundations, John and the T-800 make their way down on lifts into the bowels of Skynet, by destroying the main CPU can SKYNET be stopped for good?

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On entering the CPU chamber all seems quiet but infact the most menacing Terminator of all is lurking, when what seems to be a structural beam of metal surrounding the CPU which is infact liquid metal which morphs into the T-1,000,000 a gigantic monstrosity that takes the form of a deadly spider. The T-1000 of Terminator 2 was a prototype killing machine obviously being the most flawless design and SKYNET's last hope, most probably sent back at the time of the smashing of the defense grid and the end of the war as John Connor and his troops lead the survivors of Judgment Day into a future with no machines. However the T-1,000,000 is an ancestor of the T-1000 and it had a flaw, extreme temperatures either cold or hot can render the unit with errors and glitches within its mimetic polly alloy structure. Just how will John and The Terminator deal with this deadly foe? ...

These images are actual 3D scenes from Universal Studio's T2 3-D: Battle Across Time

Do you remember Cryoco, a great little company that dealt with the transportation of liquid nitrogen as to which a truck load of this shit ended up all over the T-1000 (Robert Patrick) in the second Terminator movie. Luckily some liquid nitrogen is at hand for the T-800 to use on this beast!

• Terminator 2:3-D is an interactive experience that combines 3-D cinematography, digital graphics, and live-action stunts.
• The motorcycle in the attraction is a custom-built Harley Davidson "Fat Boy"

On exiting the ride you may want to visit the rides store located outside Cyberdyne Systems. So take a trip inside and buy some goods stamped with the T2 3-D hallmark. In time we will expand on this part of the site but for now you will have to make do with this collectible coin from the ride.