This is a demo of an Oculus Rift virtual reality system that's been synced with a roller coaster to give the rider an entirely different experience. In this case, riding in a flying chariot being pulled by a winged horse. There's also an outerspace experience. Both look intense. So, what do you say -- if you puke while in virtual reality, did it really happen? "Yes." But you don't know that. "Yes, I do." Fine, then you sit behind me on the roller coaster and we'll prove it together. Keep going for the video, but skip to around 1:50 for the action.
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