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Friday's London Olympics Opening Ceremony will have a 3D component. Attendees already inside of the Olympic Stadium have been given 3D glasses and they're turning to Twitter to share their excitement.
Young lady handing out 3D glasses. What is Danny Boyle going to do? #olympicsinstagr.am/p/NmEaYtR6BR/— Brad Blanks (@bradblanks) July 27, 2012
ITV News shared the above photo along with other ones, which show some of the gadgets in the stadium.
People with the BBC HD channel and 3D TVs will get to join in on the 3D fun, too, every day throughout the Olympics. BBC reports the daily highlights reel will be in 3D for those people, as will the Opening Ceremony, Closing Ceremony, men's 100-meter running final.
Not much is known about how director Danny Boyle's three-hour Opening Ceremony will look, but CNN says the extravaganza has cost more than $42 million and will feature "10,000 adult volunteers and 900 children ... 12 horses, 10 chickens, nine geese, three cows and a flock of sheep, complete with sheepdogs."
The ceremony airs on NBC starting at 7:30 p.m. ET.