Multi-sensory module array

A multi-sensory module array system comprising:

• a first zone comprised of a first, second, third, and fourth multi-sensory entertainment module spaced apart from each other and defining a first configuration, wherein the first, second, third, and fourth modules are configured to emit a sensory output within the first zone;
• a second zone comprised of the third, the fourth, a fifth, and a sixth multi-sensory entertainment module spaced apart from each other and defining a second configuration of the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth module, wherein the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth modules are configured to emit the sensory output within the second zone;
• wherein the third and fourth modules are shared between the first and second configurations;
• wherein the first zone and second zone spatial area dimensions are substantially the same with respect to each other;
• and
• wherein the first and second configurations of the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth modules are configured above or around one or more attendees, and wherein the amplitude of the sensory output within the first zone is substantially the same with respect to the second zone.

A multi-sensory module array system comprising:

• a first zone comprised of a first, second, and third multi-sensory entertainment module spaced apart from each other and defining a first configuration, wherein the first, second, and third modules are configured to emit a sensory output within the first zone;
• a second zone comprised of the third, a fourth, and a fifth multi-sensory entertainment module spaced apart from each other and defining a second configuration of the third, fourth, and fifth module, wherein the third, fourth, and fifth modules are configured to emit the sensory output within the second zone;
• wherein the third module is shared between the first and second configurations;
• wherein the first zone and second zone spatial areas are substantially the same with respect to each other;
• and
• wherein the first and second configurations are configured above or around one or more attendees, and wherein the amplitude of the sensory output within the first zone is substantially the same with respect to the second zone.