How would you maintain the show's story when talking about safety standards of 3D glasses at Muppet Vision?

• A. Explain to guests not to wear 3D glasses until instructed to do so, to respect the show and safety.
• B. Encourage guests to wear glasses at all times.
• C. Ignore safety notes.
• D. Explain only to supervisors.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is guiding guests to experience the 3D effects at the right moment so the show’s story and illusions stay intact while staying safe. By telling guests not to wear 3D glasses until instructed, you cue them to participate in the moment exactly when the 3D action begins. This preserves the narrative flow, prevents distractions during non-3D moments, and helps maintain the illusion that the Muppets are directing what the audience sees. It also keeps the glasses under control—reducing risk of tripping, losing a pair, or causing discomfort during transitions.

This approach delivers safety information in a way that fits the show’s voice and pacing, so guests understand when to engage with the glasses without breaking the story. Encouraging wearing them at all times distracts from the storytelling and can cause unnecessary discomfort, ignoring safety notes misses essential precautions, and restricting guidance to supervisors leaves guests without clear, timely instructions.