FlyOver Canada

FlyOver Canada is a immersive flight simulation ride located at Canada Place in Vancouver. Visitors are lifted in front of a giant spherical screen, with their feet dangling, as a 4D film takes them on a breathtaking journey across Canada. The experience includes special effects like wind, mist, and scents that enhance the illusion of flight. The ride lasts about 8 minutes, but the full experience includes a pre-show with a virtual queue and a post-show area with interactive exhibits. The film changes seasonally, with a winter version featuring holiday themes. It's a popular attraction for families and those looking for a unique perspective on Canada's natural wonders, from the Rocky Mountains to the Northern Lights.

Don't miss

• The flight simulation over Niagara Falls – feel the mist
• Scenes of the Northern Lights in Yukon
• A swoop over the Rocky Mountains
• The winter holiday version with festive music
• Interactive exhibits in the post-show area

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Ways to visit FlyOver Canada

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Know before you go

• Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time to check in.
• No photography during the ride; you can take photos in the pre-show area.
• Small bags are allowed but must be held on your lap during the ride.
• The ride is gentle; suitable for most ages, but those with motion sickness should be cautious.

A bit of history

FlyOver Canada opened in June 2013 as the first of its kind in Canada. It was developed by a team of filmmakers and engineers who used helicopter footage to create the immersive experience. The attraction is part of a global chain with similar rides in Iceland and the US.