While James Bond fans await news on Daniel Craig’s fifth and final movie, the first trailer for 007 Elements gives a closer look at the upcoming cinematic installation.
Inspired by Spectre, the fan experience was built inside the summit of the Gaislachkogl Mountain in Sölden, Austria – where the film and others in the franchise were shot.
Now constructed, the trailer gives an aerial view of the structure on the snowy peaks.
After a few exterior shots, the camera goes inside, rushing along a dark metallic corridor towards the Spectre symbol – an Octopus surrounded by flames.
Waltz’ Blofeld is overheard saying: “Welcome James. What took you so long?”
The line is taken from Spectre, during the moment Bond is discovered by Blofeld at a meeting in Rome.
Much of 007 Elements is still shrouded in mystery, but a few aspects have been teased by the designers.
On the official 007 websites, it reads: “007 ELEMENTS, the new James Bond cinematic installation will officially open its doors on 12 July 2018.
“007 ELEMENTS will be an interactive, immersive and educational experience that places visitors inside the world of 007 while revealing how that world is made.”
The description continues: “Sölden, Austria the home of 007 ELEMENTS featured in SPECTRE, the 24th James Bond film, with the ice Q restaurant appearing as the Hoffler Klinik and the surrounding areas forming parts of the snow chase sequence.
Further details and advance ticket information will be coming soon.
007 ELEMENTS opens on July 12, 2018.
