Ten themed galleries transport visitors across ten years of Marvel Cinematic Universe
(Singapore) – From June 9, Marvel Studios: Ten Years of Heroes exhibition will be transporting visitors into the dynamic Marvel Cinematic Universe as they relive a decade of epic Marvel Studios moments. Visitors can look forward to experiencing Marvel Studios’ storytelling as they wander through the inner sanctums of Iron Man’s Stark Tower, witness the spectacular sights of Wakanda, traverse Doctor Strange’s light portal, see the world through the eyes of Ant-Man and The Wasp, and more.
Marvel Studios: Ten Years of Heroes exhibition is part of a three-year collaboration between Singapore Tourism Board and The Walt Disney Company Southeast Asia to bring unique and fun thematic events to Singapore. With ten themed sections, Marvel Studios: Ten Years of Heroes begins at the first gallery space by presenting the MARVEL films released over the last decade, providing visitors with the opportunity to relive key moments from all 19 MARVEL movies. The second gallery shines a spotlight on the beloved Iron Man, a key character in this year’s highest-grossing movie, Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Infinity War, with visitors able to enter Stark Tower and head into Tony Stark’s workshop and witness the evolution of armors of Iron Man via projection mapping.
The story of the First Avenger Captain America and his shields will be shared via 3D holograms in the third zone. Taking a scene from Marvel’s The Avengers, visitors will be able to view a model of the S.H.I.E.L.D Helicarrier and will be transported into the fourth exhibition gallery of Thor’s world via the Bifrost. Upon entering Sakaar’s magnificent gladiator arena, they can be part of the iconic battle between Thor and Hulk from Marvel Studios’ Thor: Ragnarok.
The battle ends as visitors head to the fifth area of the exhibition, entering Yondu’s ship (featured in Marvel Studios’ Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2) and attempt to avoid Yondu’s flying arrow and interact and dance with baby Groot via digital screens. The sixth gallery recreates the mystic environment of Marvel Studios’ Doctor Strange with visitors transported to the New York Sanctum Sanctorum as seen in the film, with interactive displays which will allow them to bend reality or create portals.

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