Yes yes and yes!!!! Super impressive! So great! While exploring beautiful Vancouver, before our ship set sail to Alaska, we saw the sign for this interesting "FlyOver Canada"... we weren't sure what it was, but was thinking it was an airplane thing. Not interested BUT we ran into my sister and her family, who had just been on it, and they said YES, we need to check it out!! So, we did, and we were not sorry at all. This is Disneyland-esque (similar to Soaring Over California or Soarin' Over the World). You strap yourself firmly into a comfy chair and off you go to see the wonderful sights, sounds and smells of Canada's finest attractions. Feet dangling, you chair swoops and glides over snowcapped mountains, glimpses waterfalls and rivers, wildlife and even good ol' human Canadians! Being a Disneyland Annual Passholder, I will honestly say that this ride felt more comfortable and impressive than the one in California Adventure (just sayin' ...) My boyfriend has never been on anything like it and he was in awe of the entire experience. I think $25 is a bit much, but it helps with upkeep and paying the bills, so I guess it's all relative. If you have your luggage with you, they will ask you to "check your bags", so you'll leave it with them outside and get a claim ticket to pick up after the movie and ride is over. I also felt like the movie prior to the actual ride was kind of weird, but it did give us something to do while waiting in line and we were inside where it was nice and cool.... so no complaints, just was eh. I had no idea what sights I was seeing during the actual experience, but it sure did profile a lot of gorgeous and interesting spots!! I would recommend FlyOver Canada to anyone, kids and adults, it was really nice and left everyone with a great feeling as we left. Canada, you are simply beautiful! read more

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The ride its self was less than 10 mins paid 88 dollers for 2 people just to wait in line for 30 mins past our ticket time Screen resolution was really bad i expected a-lot more a tour of canada read more

Flyover is a lot of fun! I've been to both Flyover Canada and Flyover Hawaii now, and enjoyed them both. Out of the two, I found Flyover Canada better because Canada has a much more diverse landscape than Hawaii, and so if you're going to choose just one, I recommend Canada. Don't get me wrong, I love Hawaii, and visit regularly, but the movie was less exciting than the Canada one. Hawaii was a lot of water, surfing, waves, and mountains. I was hoping to see the Haleakala crater, but they didn't include that - only one shot of an active volcano at the end. It's a bit tedious to go through the process of lining up beforehand, going into the first room to watch a pre-show video, then being sorted into separate lines and then guided into the theatre itself, but it's worth it. It's so much fun to sit in the chairs, suspended in the air over the screen and feel like you're literally flying - sea spray in the face and all. My biggest complaint is that the movies aren't longer. I think they are about 7-8 minutes, and I could watch at least 30 minutes! All-in-all though, I highly recommend Flyover Canada, and I can seem myself going back again. read more

It's a spectacular ride and made me proud of that which Canada has to offer in variety and vastness. This should, however, be called FlyOver part of Canada. The furthest east the ride takes you is Toronto. My Canada includes Quebec, the Maritimes, Newfoundland and Labrador. I hope that they will update the film in the future to capture the five provinces they are missing, to say nothing of our three territories too. But I expect that that movie would be another 15 minutes long. Nevertheless, it's worth your time. read more

The actual FlyOver film/ride itself was great, yet the two other facets of FlyOver Canada were grossly subpar - and detract from the overall experience. 1) the pre-show film in the waiting area adds no value whatsoever. It's a worthless 6 minutes, where you find yourself saying after 15 seconds, "Can we just move on to the actual ride itself?" 2) the FlyOver staff are disorganized, not on the same page, and unskilled at simple math. When they are doing headcounts to enter the facility, they had difficulty understanding the number two. Later, after the boring preshow, they lined us up in rows for the actual ride. At this juncture, they had difficulty dividing a group of 13 people into 7 and 6. Then, when adding our party of two to a row, they miscounted that and had to make us change rows. It was simple to move over a few rows, to where we two would not be separated - yet this goes to prove the above. Disorganized and unable to do simple math. These factors greatly detract from the feature experience. Management would do well to get the staff's math skills and org skills up to speed - to make the entire experience smooth and enjoyable. read more

My girlfriend was really excited about Flyover Canada, and it did not disappoint! You sit in a seat that's lifted off the ground while an I-Max style screen plays beautiful scenery, occasionally spritzing water in your face to fit the video. There were strobe lights in the pre-flight video, and this ride could be uncomfortable to those with vestibular issues. Also pretty pricy, but we get it, it's a touristy thing. Lots of fun though! Matty the flight guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. read more

We had a few days to explore Vancouver before our cruise departure and happened upon Fly Over Canada, located near our hotel. The whole family, 3 adults and 3 kids, absolutely loved it. We soared over the Rockies the first day and couldn't wait to come back the next day to view Canada coast to coast. Because of our ship departure time, we were on a bit of a tight schedule, and Anna at the ticket desk was more than happy to help with a smile, even making an extra call to ensure we could Fly in time. Would definitely recommend to people of all ages. Make sure to buy the combo flight ticket, you'll definitely want to come back again and again! read more

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Very different experience at the fly over Canada. I bought the adult ticket online because it's $5 cheaper. The process of buying it online was pretty simple. I chose the 12:15 pm showing on a Monday and there weren't that many people. I would say an average amount of people. Thank goodness for the heating outside as it was really chilly. They had Chinese decorations all over the place for Chinese New Year . Very cute. When you first enter you're in a room with more Chinese decorations and you get an introduction from a Chinese lady on the screen that's dressed in a Chinese dress. After about 5 minutes or so you are brought to another room where you sit on the ride and enjoy the show. The show lasted about 15 minutes each. They first showed the fly over China. I wish they told you where each location was because that would be cool to know what I'm looking at. Once that was done they showed the fly over Canada showing and it was quite nice. I'm originally from toronto and they showed a short clip of toronto which was nice. The screen was a bit blurry but hey the experience of flying over things was pretty awesome. I probably wouldn't go again but you should definetly try it out if you've never. I would probably take my children if I do end up going again or when I have children hahah read more

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Having tried the "original" simulation when it had opened, I thought the Halloween-themed one would be redundant. But it was actually quite fun! I was showing around someone from Calgary and he read up on this. I wouldn't have thought of taking him if he didn't mention it. I did however remember that I had a 20% off promo code from Timeplay. Unfortunately this can only be used when purchasing tickets in person, so you can't stack the 10% discount for buying online with an additional 20% off. With the Halloween discounted pricing and 20% off, it came to about $16.50 per person after tax. Not bad at all! Immediately I noticed a few differences from the original simulation. The staff were dressed up in costumes, and there were Halloween decorations everywhere. The briefing video in the beginning was also Halloween-themed, with skeletons in paintings, random ghosts flying across the walls, and a speaking scary mannequin! After that, we were directed to lines which would dictate where we sat. Having done this before, I discreetly asked the staff if we could get a seat in the middle, and he put us there! The simulation itself was the same as the first time I went on the ride. The scenery was all the same, and the only difference was occasionally there was a cackling witch on a broomstick that would ride alongside. It was not too distracting and I enjoyed the 8-minute simulation very much! Even though it was basically the second time I had been, the Halloween aspect really made it new for me. I love Halloween spookiness, and this was perfect! The ride was amazing as usual. I love how real it feels with the wind blowing and the corresponding scents. Overall this was a great activity and the perfect attraction to bring an out-of-town guest! read more

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Great experience! We did the fly over for the Canada one. All the employees were super friendly. Def recommend if you're in Canada and want something to do. read more

Definitely something you want to do once at some point. Yes, it is a complete tourist trap. But probably one of the best ones in the city. Parking is available on the side streets, if you come late enough in the evening. The venue itself is on the FAR end of Canada Place, while the ticket booth is on the CLOSE end. Something to keep in mind. Yes, you're looking at a 5 minute walk. The pricing is a bit steep at $20, but ah, just do it once. The intro part is a room where they show random clips of "life in Canada". I actually got confused as why they were showing this. Maybe it's to bring you into the mood. With that said, I had no idea what the second (good) part was going to entail. For the second part, you sit in pods of 6, and it's a virtual flyover over the different landscapes across the country. Anyone remember the Back To The Future ride at Universal Studios? This is quite similar, though your feet are dangling. This is a 4D experience, so yes, you will get slightly wet (misty). The experience is panoramic - almost a bit TOO real. I began to get progressively nauseous throughout the ride. Thank goodness it's only 15 minutes long. I think I would've lost my lunch if it went on for another 5. Something to watch out for (seriously) if you're the kind of person who gets motion sickness easily. This ride also makes you realize that most of the country is actually wilderness. It is pretty funny when the final stretch shows a flyover of Canada Place. Look Ma, I'm right there! To be honest, the price is what stops me from coming back personally. However, I have no problem recommending this ride to those who haven't done it before, or those who are here in Canada for the first time. read more

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I've now been on this "ride" a few times, so I feel better prepared to review this attraction. First time I visited, it was in the middle of last summer, on a beautiful day, and after purchasing our tickets (which I thought were crazy expensive, BTW), we had to stand in a line that was practically wrapped around the whole upper level of the Convention Center. Seriously, it was the longest line EVER and we were herded along like cattle. When we finally arrived in the small ante-room to watch a brief 10-minute movie about Canada, it was standing room only and the room was SO packed, I was getting claustrophobic, for real. It was really unnerving and, for me, uncomfortable and stifling. I couldn't even enjoy the video playing. Today, however, it was a WHOLE 'other story. I paid for and ordered our tickets online in advance (note to the wise: this is definitely the way to go!). Yes, we were able to specify a show time this way, and we saved $5 per ticket by ordering online. When we arrived to the attraction, we immediately went to the line and there was surprisingly NO wait! The line was SO short! The staff (guys and girls) were all so nice and smiling and welcoming. This time, there was plenty of room for us all to stand in the ante-room, and I just loved the movie they showed! It depicted split screens of Canadian sites, from the cities to the mountains to the wheat fields to the Maritime vistas. It was great! Then onto the main event: going to the FlyOver Canada room. All I can say is, it is truly exhilarating! The entire ride takes 15 minutes, but it's a multi-sensory experience: visually stunning, plus with accompanying music and other sounds, a scents, and feel (the breeze! the mist!). I totally understand why our seats have seatbelt; when the pace quickens, and when your seat feels like it's going faster, or tilting so as to feel you're turning right or left, it TOTALLY feels real, and the seatbelt helps let you know you aren't going to fall off your seat. Because it really truly feels like you are going to! I'd warn others to think twice about this ride if they easily get nauseous or have vertigo or are afraid of heights. Otherwise, this is one of the few attractions that is worth the admission price. read more

This was fun. Not worth the money though. We waited in a very short line and walked in rather quickly. That is why it gets three stars. If I was cranky waiting on a hot line to pay for an expensive too fast experience, I would not be a happy person flying over Canada. It does inspire me to want to see more of Canada. read more

Fly over Canada is must thing to do in Vancouver. Just slightly different from California Soaring ride but you get the thrill of a lifetime and now I can finally say, I did it. Flying through the sky like never before......through plains, landmarks, over tall buildings.....the flight above is breathtaking and gives you the feeling of really flying. There is a slide show that prepares you for the actual ride - pretty neat to see. Our family had a blast eventhough we got stuck in line for over an hour waiting for us to get on the ride. My only suggestion is to check how long is the wait before buying your ticket. The line upstairs might indicate longer wait time. If you're there for limited time, perhaps just stopping only with your cruise, not sure if it will be worth spending couple of hours for this place when you could be exploring attractions nearby. If you do find the time,. I'm sure you will enjoy it. read more

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Omg. So glad we did this. The experience was.amazing and the kids loved it a lot..similar to one by niagara falls but 20 times better. You do feel like you're flying^^ read more

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This is my first time going to Fly Over Canada and Fly Over China. I kept having hesitations because I thought it would be like another Disneyland ride. Plus, the price for an adult ticket was $23 online for an 8 minute show. That seemed pretty expensive. But I wanted to try it out so I went on the ride. It was truly amazing!! The ride was interactive with dips and glides and sprays of mist (now I know why they needed us to wear the seatbelt). The other truly wonderful thing was the sights they showed. In Fly Over Canada, I felt like I was flying over the top of a snow covered mountain then gliding on water and then chasing horses. In Fly Over China, a magical dragon was taking us through the Great Wall then on to rice terraces. This is something worth experiencing. read more

My boyfriend purchased tickets online with a cheaper price (after discounts) for a Halloween theme with Broomelda (the witch). I'm honestly disappointed because I was expecting a little bit twists on our ride exploring Canada, it is silly because the videos are the same over and over again. They have just included the witch flying with a high pitch laugh. Haha. Cute! But, anyway, decorations for Halloween from the entrance to exit are 100 percent perfect!!! Awesome! For me, I was just expecting a more adventurous fly over Canada and an updated videos for every theme and each season. read more

I have been three times in the last year. Christmas, summer and Halloween. The Halloween one I really like the witch at the end. I am going on December 19 for the Christmas one and can't wait to go. read more

It's worth it! It's really fun, it feels like you're flying over Canada! The show is about 10min Tips: - Get your tickets online to save 15%! - This offsets part of the parking cost, ~4.5 / half hour. Ouch. - expect to get a little water spayed on you. read more

Enjoyed this virtual with my 80yr old mom. So lively and colorful and realistic. Safe seating with seatbelts. Probably about 15 min long? The pre show was confusing. Although very unique and Virtual amazing. U sat for 10-15 min prior to watch a mini Video of the Canada culture? For the price I wld rather fly over Canada for 30 min But it still was an amazing piece of Canada. Can't wait to fly over Iceland!!!!! $$$ read more

I first saw something similar to this attraction at Soaring Over California in the California Adventure in Anaheim. These views of Canada are spectacular and will really encourage you to explore more of this land, if you aren't already encouraged to do so. Try to go early so you don't get stuck in a long line. read more

I am really surprised this isn't a 5 Star for everyone! It was one of the coolest things we did on our 10 day Canadian Vacation. It felt so real- like we were really in a plane flying all over Canada! The views were incredible! I would do this again and again if I could! read more

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An absolute rip off is the best way I can describe the experience. Half of the time was spent cramped into a small space hearing about the experience we were about to have. The experience itself only lasted about ten minutes and didn't even go near the Atlantic Provinces. False advertising to the max. read more

Great show wasn't for the lines and the brief show it is. For the waiting time we sure deserved a longer experience. What 20? It's very well made and great video quality but it also feels like a tourist easy cash grab. Why not make a longer movie ? More Canadian locations ? It's short and sweet when it could be long and memorable. If this it's how tourists see the Canadian mindset from the ticket area to the exit door they might conclude Canada sums up as a big promises but little to offer at the end. More show for the cash more value it's what's missing here. Some work needed read more

This was so cool!!! My husband and I were in Vancouver for less than 24 hours, so we were walking around the Convention Centre when we saw the FlyOver Canada ticket booth. We decided to give it a try. It definitely did not disappoint. The entire experience takes about 25 minutes, but the ride itself was probably half that time. Basically it is a simulation of flying over Canada. The images are absolutely gorgeous, and the simulation tickles your other senses as well, with mist and scents coming at you. It was a highly enjoyable ride that we found better than many amusement park rides we've been on in the past at Universal Studios or Disneyland. It is really immersive, so much so that you really feel like you're flying! FYI I have a fear of heights, and although I did feel a little tense at some points, it did not really affect me. There are also no super sudden or jerky movements, so those worried about motion sickness should be okay too. read more

When I went to Canada I decided to give it a try!!!!! It is incredible!!!! I wish we had that in SD! All people are super friendly!!!! Attentive!!!! Friendly!!!! But the wait was super super long!!! I was waiting for liek 20 mins after my time that's why I gave it 4 star!!! The show is super cool!!! I really enjoyed everything!!! The show was incredible!!!! Very unique!!!! You can feel liek if you're actually flying!!! The effects are incredible!!! It's a small group of peoooe so you enjoy it good!! When we went it was liek Halloween season so they have slot of Halloween animation! There was a witch flying with us in the entire time!!!! And outside there was a lot of decorations of Halloween!!!! I really recommend that you go and try this!!! You can't miss this if you go to canada!!!!! It's super cool!!!! read more

HAWAII to VANCOUVER It is what it is. You can't expect a lot. It is of course a simulation, but I went for the experience anyway. When it's you're first time in Vancouver, why not! Lol. It's very similar to Disney's California Adventure ride, "Soarin through California". Except, I felt like there were a little more extra features to the ride. I'll leave it there. I don't want to give to much information. So, if you're in the area and have nothing to do, or you just want to take a break from walking around the city, then check this place out. It's a quick 15-20 minute show. Boyfriend's Rating: Child excitement: 10/10 Adult excitement: 3/10 Bear picture taking: 11/10 Likeliness to lose a shoe: 2/10 read more

91/100 That was sooooo much fun!! Definitely a bit on the expensive side for what it is, but if you are willing to pay the $20 or so per person it is something that you will not experience again. This is a 4D film (wind, scent, mist) and an excellent way to escape the heat if ever so briefly. Goosebumps and everything. We paid for priority boarding which is like VIP at the club, you go in first. read more

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For $17, i thought it would be great to experience a glimpse of our country in a 3D way. The effects were nice, the mist, music and im not sure if smell was a part of it or it was someone's perfume. What's disappointing was the quality of the footage... Its certainly not HD. if you look somewhere off the centre if the screen, it's blurry. How unfortunate. This does not give justice to the northern lights. The experience itself was more like 10 mins, not 30mins. It would've been nice too if they labelled the name of the place they are showing. Having said, they captured some nice places and it reminds me of how beautiful the world is. If you can't visit the places themselves, i say you can find better footage on youtube. You're really just paying to have your chair swivel and spray mist in your face with flyover. read more

Having multiple tour guides suggest this attraction I wasn't that impressed. The flyover itself feels too short, has no information or narration and the video quality was not that great for what looks to be an IMAX type screen. The chairs so swing in a realistic way and the scents and mist are legit. The intro video in the first room has no tie to the ride. It's well done but a jumbled mix of video from Canada. Personally, I would not recommend. Even after traveling through half of Canada this week by train and RV, it doesn't portray Canada that well. read more

Yes, this is a tourist trap, but I can see why my Vancouver tour guide likes this so much and always takes his guest here. (He also mentioned that this attraction is fairly new and already received high ratings from people who experienced this.) Do note, this is my first international destination and this is my first time in Canada, so any information about Canada that I know is all the stereotypes that were nicely prompted displayed on the safety video. The wait wasn't too long, granted I did go on a Thursday afternoon, the day before Canada Day. We were first prompted to take a picture in front of a green screen (which I did not purchase), and ushered into a separate room, showing all natural beauty that Canada has to offer. After the short 5 minute "fancy shmancy" video, we were ushered to the next room, which the workers made us line up, filling us in groups of 7. Once calculated, we were prompted to watch a safety video, nothing too out of the ordinary. The simulation was a pretty nice experience that was enhanced with wind, scent and water. A nice way to "fly" around Canada and see everything from a bird's eye view. Would I go back? By myself, probably not. With friends or people who haven't been to Canada before, totally. read more

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The quality of the FlyOver China was so bad! It was like a 240p video being shown on a large screen t.v. It 100% needs to be reshot at a higher resolution. It was embarrassing to watch and made me feel ill. The FlyOver Canada was somewhat better quality, but also felt like the quality could be improved. Needs to be shot in 4 or 8k! Also the smells introduced were way too strong. I ended up coughing and having difficulties breathing and I don't even have a perfume allergy. There needs to be a disclaimer because if someone did have a perfume allergy they could have seriously been ill. read more

Visited Canada for the first time and my relatives who live in the area highly suggested to try the FlyOver. It's a ride flying you around Canada in a 3D way without actually flying you around Canada. The sceneries are beautiful, taking you everywhere from the east to the west from the mountains to the cities. Plus, they have the effects including the wind and water. Worth a try! Note: if you get motion sickness, have vertigo or are afraid of heights, you may want to consider going on this ride as once you go on it, you can't get out of it. My dad has vertigo and didn't feel so well afterwards. read more

This is a good place to take visiting friends and family members who are visiting Canada. The ride makes it seem like you're on a multi-person hang-glider and you're soaring over different scenery in the Canadian provinces and territories. When I went I was seated at the very end and was a bit skeptical that I would see the exit door during the ride, but all the seats are pushed forward a bit so that you're immersed in the experience. Tip: Buy your tickets online ahead of time to save 15%! read more

My boyfriend treated me to a show on Valentine's Day. We really lucked out as they had a special Chinese New Year show as well as fly over Canada. The actual show or "ride" as they call it, was SUPER cool. It's the most awesome 4D experience. I really liked flying over China. You feel wind, water, smell grass and actually move through the air. You really feel like your flying. It's a truly unique experience. The actual ride is very short, but the prep and wait before is extensive. Fly over Canada is located at the very end of Canada place and up the stairs. The waiting area at the top is covered with an outdoor tent and they do have space heaters. However there are some gaps and with Vancouver rain and wind being so close the water, you may still get a little wet. We had express tickets which meant we were guaranteed entry within a 30 minute time period. Once your tickets are scanned you wait another 30 minutes both outside and getting assembled inside prior to the show. They had a Chinese New Year pre-show room for taking pictures and walking around. Then they assembled everyone into shorter lines in the next room to board into the ride room. The experience of flying over a country is really amazing. However the Canada portion was very short and I'm not sure all parts of Canada were captured. I really wanted to see the Maritime provinces and I'm not 100% positive they were represented. As other reviewers have mentioned, it is very expensive for a 10 minute show. However the experience is unlike anything else and therefore worth trying in my opinion. If you can go when they have a special feature I think you will get your monies worth for sure! read more

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Amazing!!! A must for tourists! Should definitely go during their Chinese New Year shows because then you get two shows for the price of one (the regular FlyOver Canada show and a FlyOver China Chinese New Year show)!!! It's a 4D theatre experience that actually feels like you're flying on an open plane across Canada and China. Sometimes there's mist sprayed when going through mountains or above a waterfall and even sweet scents of flowers when flying over a field. The cost was $11 per person (youth) because we got the group rate. Regular price is around $17, I think. It's a bit pricey but totally worth it and try to get a bunch of people going with you to get the group rate! Will be coming back :). read more

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I had a great time at FlyOver Canada on a Wednesday evening. There was no line up around 7pm, which I was very thankful for. The show is very good at imitating a flight over Canada, including wind blowing & water misting. The movement is gentle, but my girlfriend did experience some motion sickness (perhaps, that just makes it more realistic). I think I enjoyed the show even more, because I used to work in the air force and occasionally miss flying (although we never flew as low as some of the footage in FlyOver Canada) Also, the flight happened to be a double feature, showing both Canada and China. While I really enjoyed Canada, I found some of the features in China to have a lower resolution, which made the experience feel a little less authentic. All-in-all, I'd highly recommend this activity as a fun and unique time filler in the evening. I'm not a fan of waiting in line ups, so a mid-week evening seems ideal for myself. Have a great flight! *Disclaimer: I work in the tourism industry and didn't pay for the experience, so this review is not indicative of the price/value. read more

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Almost sceptical to go on such touristy ride, but since my family is in town, I decided to go with them. It turned out that I pleasantly like the ride very much. (It helps as I went without expectation). It is a good glimpse across the natural beauty of Canada from the East to the West. I even bookmarked a few places that I do want to visit personally. If you do have visitors, do bring them there and enjoy! read more

Super fun and creative tourist attraction! Every out of town guest that I've taken here has loved it. I won't go into it, as it's explained in the description and reviews, just go early, book a spot, have a drink at any of the nearby pubs, restaurants etc and then go back for your ride time! Amazing. read more

This was my second time experiencing FlyOver Canada and it was pretty fun! I really enjoyed the Halloween decorations and everything felt very festive. The staff were very lively and energetic, which put everybody in a great mood. We really liked the pre-ride show, which really made us feel like we were at a theme park. It was really fun to be around so many people who dressed up! The best part about the experience was obviously the ride itself, but what made it even better was that it was edited with a Halloween theme! I think this special Halloween edition of FlyOver Canada is definitely worth going, even if you've been on the regular ride before. read more