At Disney World's "Honey I Shrunk the Audience", the 3D is incredible.  Unlike RealD in which the 3D is confined to the screen itself, at Disney World, objects actually come off the screen and float over the audience.  How do they do that?

Hello furjaw!

Such consulting is very expensive. I am not sure that somebody will answer to you at all... These episodes are the most effective ones into stereoscopic films. At the same time, these episodes are the most difficult and the most expensive episodes while shooting and a post-production. Specialists for stereo-effects are very infrequent and their work costs millions dollars.

Of course, if you are a rich man, then you can take my consulting. It costs $ 20 000 per month at present. If no, then you can read books and forums on the subject.

Best Regards,

Vladimir Klimov

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The "transfocator" must be forgotten!

I would also like to not that a lot of what you were seeing were real props flying around not all of it was 3D via the screen.

Example

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BL8VXLpxotA