All aboard for the most morbid ride you're ever likely to experience - a simulator that brings you face-to-face with your own mortality.

In a strange attraction, a business in China is offering people the chance to be virtually cremated before being reborn through a latex womb.

The virtual crematorium is opening in Shanghai and people are asked to discuss a life and death scenario before deciding if they would put one of their fellow philosophers forward for death, or if they would sacrifice their own life.

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A simulator in China is offering people the chance to be virtually cremated for less than $70 a ticket (pictured). The entrepreneurs behind the attraction explain that their goal is for people to come away with different view on life and to forget their problems

The person with the worst explanation is selected for death, climbs inside the giant simulator and is fed through the machine feet first, with screens all around projecting images of rolling flames.

After the virtual cremation, the person moves from the slab and crawls through a latex womb on their hands and knees, simulating their rebirth.

Responses from the initial participants have been positive, with some reporting coming to terms with life and death, and a distinct shift in their mind-set after the 'worthwhile experience'.

In a media preview of the simulator, 33-year-old journalist Lu Siwei told Reuters: 'It gives you the chance to calm down, give in to some deeper thoughts and think about some of life's problems.

Participants discuss a life and death scenario before deciding if they would sacrifice themselves or someone else. The person with the worst explanation is selected for death, and climbs inside the giant simulator (pictured) and is fed through the machine feet first, with screens all around projecting images of rolling flames

VIRTUAL DEATH AND REBIRTH A new attraction in Shanghai offers people the chance to be virtually cremated, before they crawl through a latex womb on their hands and knees. Initial responses have been positive, with reports of a distinct shift in views and the experience described as 'worthwhile'. The entrepreneurs behind the venture explain that their goal is for people to come away with different view on life and to forget their problems. Advertisement

'I think this [feeling] is different.

'When you walk through that door, you will experience changes in your mentality, and it will be different from what it was before you entered.

'I think this is really great, and very worthwhile.'

The entrepreneurs behind the venture explain their goal is for people to come away with a different view on life and to forget their problems.

At just under $70 (£49) a ticket, the 'game' will provide a unique insight into life, death and rebirth, without any of the mess.

Last year, MailOnline reported on the 'death simulator' at a amusement park in China, which offered tourists the chance to experience cremation.

The ride, called 'The Cremator', offered the morbidly curious to opportunity to find out what it might feel like to be cremated using a system of hot air and light projections.

After the virtual cremation, the person moves from the slab and crawls through a latex womb on their hands and knees, simulating their rebirth. Responses so far have been positive, with some reporting coming to terms with life and death, and a distinct shift in their mind-set after the 'worthwhile' experience

Visitors to the Window of the World amusement park in Shenzen, had to climb inside a temporary coffin.

The experience reportedly begins with a journey through the 'morgue', following which they are placed in a coffin and put on a conveyor belt.