Virtual Tour Enhancements

Adding a custom overlay to a virtual tour can increase the navigability, and improve the presentation of your business's virtual tour. This is particularly true for large businesses that may encompass several levels or a large expansive space. The theatres listed below used our custom overlay to create a dynamic seating chart that allows a potential visitor the opportunity to test the view from each section. With the advent of virtual reality glasses, you can view these virtual tours in a completely immersive way.

Carnegie Hall Rental Rooms

New York's Carnegie Hall was first opened in 1891. It has utilized a custom virtual tour to showcase some of their ancillary rental rooms.

Arena Stage

A customized virtual tour of Arena Stage in Washington, DC provided the company with dynamic seating charts for its three theatres. Viewers can click locations within each theatre to get a vantage point from that location.

Goodspeed Opera House

The Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Connecticut utilized an overview to impart information about the theatre itself. It also highlighted currently running productions by embedding the current show's b-roll into a window embedded in the overlay.

Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood

A customized Virtual Tour of the Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts utilizes our tour overlay to create a dynamic seating chart for this iconic music venue. A single click will give you the vantage point from that location.

The Kimmel Center

The virtual tour of the Kimmel Center shows off this premiere performing arts center situated in the heart of Philadelphia's theatre district. It lets the visitors walk through the theatres as well as rehearsal rooms, lounges, a cafe, and available rental spaces.

Academy of Music

Step back in time as you enter the 100+ year-old theatre using their 360° virtual tour. Remember to check out the ceiling.

Merriam Theatre

Explore the Merriam Theatre, formerly the Shubert Theatre, with this 360° virtual tour of Philadelphia's longest running home for Broadway touring shows.