The phrase "experience booth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a booth at an event where visitors can engage in interactive activities, such as playing games and experiencing virtual reality. For example, "At the company's conference, there was an experience booth with a virtual reality game."
"By using the efficient markets hypothesis developed at the University of Chicago business school, we have been able to document clearly that you don't have to try to outguess the market in order to have a good investment experience," Booth said.
"Perhaps someday people will choose the life they want out of an Argos style catalog, followed by being plugged into an experience booth," he adds.
Top Chef alums Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth (he's the Southern boy from the Florida Panhandle; she's Australian) not only collaborated on the food but also designed the space with the goal of creating "a humble, warm, inviting experience," Booth tells us.
Although the music and videos are slightly hokey (sudsy shower scenes for Citrus; seductive body-cream massage for Heavy Floral), the scent booth experience offers a moment of free aromatherapy at its quickest -- and least annoying.
Phozi is an image hosting service that offers a Japanese style photo booth experience to the online MySpace generation.
Capable of attaching and re-attaching to a variety of surface materials — we tried wood, glass, and cement at hardware incubator Highway1 — Podo's camera lets you provide the photo booth experience at a moment's notice.
This Installation Will Broadcast Your Confession Booth Experience .
Flags dangled from the ceiling, and, beneath them, embassy staff had set up an exacting re-creation of the American voting experience, complete with booths and mock ballots borrowed from a Chinese neighborhood in San Francisco.
VIRTUAL GOLF At one tent, the American Express Championship Experience, there is a booth where you can putt on artificial turf guaranteed to roll at 13 on the Stimpmeter, which is fast but not as fast as the United States Golf Association would like to see on the real grass.
Keep people engaged with your brand by creating an experience instead of a booth.
Sure, it's not quite the instantaneous experience an actual photo booth.
