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Interdimensional Door [for Halloween]

Light at the end of the tunnel.
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An extremely bright light kept behind the door fades up to full brightness slowly when people press the call bell. The light(not the lamp), obviously should be visible from the gaps surounding the door, or probably also from windows.

Additions suggested:

1) [FlyingToaster] suggested mist billowing out the door. Dry ice/water or commercial fog machine.

2) [MadnessInMyMethod] suggested the TARDIS sound for the call bell.

3) [theGem] suggested: a major sucking sound and end with the door and the knockers all being sucked into the "blah."

kamathln, Nov 01 2008

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       What makes the door interdimensional. In fact what does interdimensional mean anyway? And where does the tunnel come in. In my experience when I got to the point that I saw the light at the end of the tunnel it turned out to be a train.   

       [-] Right now the idea is kind of lights out for me. Sorry gotta bone it.
theGem, Nov 01 2008
  

       SP: InterDimMentional   

       "If You Build It, They Will Come ......"
8th of 7, Nov 01 2008
  

       Dudes, Check the category, its for Halloween! :-P
kamathln, Nov 02 2008
  

       ah, then it should have mist billowing out the door as well (dry ice/water or commercial fog machine which is probably impossible to rent on Halloween).
FlyingToaster, Nov 02 2008
  

       Very "Close Encounters"
wagster, Nov 02 2008
  

       Yeah, you'd think building standards in the eighties were pathetic, huge gaping clearances everywhere. When exterior walls fall down, no insulation! If you can see light through an exterior door in all but a tropical climate you need a new door.
WcW, Nov 02 2008
  

       Sorry I thought Halloween was on Oct 31. But I still have to ask what makes the door interdimensional. In fact what does interdimensional mean anyway? I'm dying to find out. I'll flip it to neutral in anticipation.
theGem, Nov 02 2008
  

       theGem: Its a usual scifi thriller movie effect: If a door leads to another world/dimension/heaven/blah , it is usually portrayed with an immense light leaking from the border of the door. Just a catchy name.
kamathln, Nov 03 2008
  

       Can the associated doorbell make a TARDIS sound?
MadnessInMyMethod, Nov 03 2008
  

       //Imperial//   

       Sp. English
MikeD, Nov 03 2008
  

       // If a door leads to another world/dimension/heaven/blah , it is usually portrayed with an immense light leaking from the border of the door. //   

       [+] Thanks [k] In that light you might want to add a major sucking sound and end with the door and the knockers all being sucked into the "blah."
theGem, Nov 03 2008
  

       I have an Intradimensional Door. I can rotate it though 90 degrees from x-plane to y-plane.
wagster, Nov 03 2008
  

       I want a door like wagster's
MadnessInMyMethod, Nov 03 2008
  

       I have a door /like/ wagster's, but the planners didn't align my house to the universal x-axis.
Srimech, Nov 03 2008
  

       [Ian Tindale],[wagster]: This is not a dimension transposer. The universe is supposed to be some 10 or 11 dimensional according to some theories. And many SciFi stories take it that if you translate on some wierd dimension, you will reach anohter world/universe altogether..
kamathln, Nov 04 2008
  

       They're wrong. All that happens is
pertinax, Oct 31 2014
  

       imes things just appear from nowhere.
MaxwellBuchanan, Oct 31 2014
  

       I feel that the most appropriate line in this page is...   

       " Dudes, Check the category..."
normzone, Nov 01 2014
  

       !desrever era sgniht lla snoisnemid emos ni dnA
Canuck, Nov 01 2014
  
      
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