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|Royal Docks|2 min read
London’s Royal Docks once hummed with the commerce of empire. Today they have a new buzz and a new name: “Immerse LDN”, a collection of interactive entertainment attractions. The area lures tourists and tech nerds who come to enjoy virtual reality—and, soon, Elvis Presley.
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