Sky has confirmed this morning that Friday the 1st of October 2010 is the day that they will make their 3D TV channel available to UK homes.
Europe's first 3D channel will be available to millions of Sky+ HD subscribers around the UK who have invested in a 3D Ready TV.
The opening weekend will comprise of highlights of this year's Ryder Cup as well as box office hits Bolt and Monster vs Aliens.
The lead up to Christmas will then feature more movies such as Alice in Wonderland, Ice Age - Dawn of the Dinosaurs, Coraline, Fly Me To The Moon, Harry Potter & The Half Blood Prince and My Bloody Valentine.
Along with 3D movies Sky will also be broadcasting Barclay's Premier League Football matches in 3D, something that they did last year in pubs around the UK.
All Sky+HD viewers with a 3D TV will be able to receive Sky 3D, as no set-top box upgrade is required. At no extra charge, customers who subscribe to Sky's top channel and HD pack will receive access to a wide range of 3D movies, entertainment and sports.
Jeremy Darroch, Sky's Chief Executive, said
"As with High Definition, 3D is set to transform the way TV is enjoyed in homes nationwide. Following hot on the heels of the success of 3D cinema, Sky customers will now be the first anywhere in Europe to experience 3D TV from the comfort of their living rooms. They can look forward to a fantastic mix of live sport, blockbuster movies, and innovative entertainment and arts shows."
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