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Read this before you take a timed slot

I launched cabins here for seven years. This is the briefing I used to give in the holding room: how the flight ride is built, who should sit it out, and how to reach the door without running.

This website is an independent planning guide, not affiliated with any attraction or its operator. I do not sell tickets and I do not hold inventory.

  1. The Ride — hanging seats, a 20-metre dome, wind and scent, about eight minutes of film plus a pre-show.
  2. Planning — timed entry, five minutes on foot from Waterfront Station, 102 cm, children, hours that are not a crush.
  3. Seasons — summer crowds on the plaza, winter light on the inlet, holiday overlays on the film.
  4. FAQ — this is not the official site. There is no checkout on these pages.
The port at night from the pier.
The port at night from the pier. Photo: Dllu · CC BY-SA 4.0
Burrard Inlet looking toward the North Shore What the seats aim at SeaBus and the pier on a clear day Walk from the station Sails of the convention pier on the water The plaza in season
Limits, said plainly Eight minutes of picture for a full admission is short. Motion: if a large-format cinema bothers you, count this as that feeling times three — the row moves. Fear of heights: skip it; the floor drops away. Saturday: you will queue even with a valid window.