Company designing Batcave-style theater

A customer theater design company has announced plans to build a $2 million Batcave replica theater inside of a Connecticut home.

According to the Daily Mail, the theater will include a 180-degree film screen, a fake secret exit, bat computers and even a private steel elevator, complete with glowing bat symbol.

The 12,000-square-foot theater is accessed through a false wall in a study of the home. It is accessed by turning a bust of William Shakespeare, but the elevator is accessed via a fingerprint scanner.

There is also a total of six, full-size Batsuits that are located throughout the theater.

Oh yeah, it also comes with a full-size replica of Batman’s Tumbler, the massive car that replaced the Batmobile in the Dark Night trilogy.

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