Updated in September 2026, this Flyover Vancouver guide covers ticket prices, opening hours, parking, accessibility and what to see.
Flyover is a simulated flight ride at Canada Place in downtown Vancouver. The attraction rebranded from FlyOver Canada to simply Flyover, a change some older guides and listings still don’t reflect. This guide was updated in September 2026 to reflect the current name and pricing. You can book in advance through Viator before your visit.
Quick facts about Flyover
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 201-999 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC V6C 3E1 |
| Opening hours | 10am–8:30pm daily |
| Adult admission (at the gate) | $39.00 |
| Adult admission (online) | $37.00 |
| BC Locals rate | $32.00 |
| Child admission | About $10 less than adult |
| Typical visit duration | 25–30 minutes |
Why book Flyover tickets?
- 🏛️ Fly without leaving the ground: A 20-metre spherical screen and motion seats create the sensation of real flight.
- 🎟️ Choose your journey: Pick between the signature Awaken Canada or the newer Call of the Canadian Rockies.
- 🌿 Wind, mist and scent: Sensory effects make the landscapes feel close enough to touch.
- 📜 Created by a Disney veteran: Former Disney Imagineer Rick Rothschild helped design the experience.
- 💰 A discount for locals: BC residents pay a reduced rate with valid ID.
Opening hours at Flyover
Flyover opens daily from 10am to 8:30pm, with flights departing every 15 to 20 minutes throughout the day. It’s closed on Christmas Day.
Ticket prices for Flyover
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult, at the gate | $39.00 |
| Adult, booked online | $37.00 |
| BC Locals rate | $32.00 |
Children typically pay around $10 less than the adult rate. Prices fluctuate with demand and the date you visit, so the figures above are a guide rather than a fixed rate. Prices are current as of September 2026 and may change without notice. You can book through Viator to lock in your preferred showtime.
5 great Vancouver experiences worth booking
- 🐋 See whales, seals and eagles from a heated catamaran on a whale-watching cruise.
- 🍴 On a Gastown food and history walking tour, combine tastings and stories.
- 🏔️ Combine Whistler and the Sea to Sky Gondola on a mountain day tour.
- ✈️ Take a Vancouver seaplane tour, and fly above the surrounding coastline.
- 🌉 See the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Vancouver Lookout on a Vancouver highlights tour.
How to get to Flyover
By foot, Flyover is about a 5-minute walk from Waterfront Station, at Canada Place on the downtown waterfront.
By car, an on-site parkade operated by Indigo has its entrance at the base of Howe Street, underneath Canada Place. Follow signs to the north end for the elevators up to Flyover.
Parking at Flyover
Paid parking is available in the on-site Indigo parkade beneath Canada Place.
How long to spend at Flyover
The full experience runs 25 to 30 minutes, including a 6 to 8 minute pre-show and an 8 to 10 minute flight.
Accessibility at Flyover
Flyover is wheelchair accessible, though guests must transfer from a wheelchair into the ride seating. Visitors must be at least 102cm (40 inches) tall to ride, and children 13 and under must be accompanied by someone 14 or older.
What to see at Flyover
Awaken Canada. The signature flight sweeps from Arctic landscapes to both coasts, taking in cities, prairies and mountains along the way.
Call of the Canadian Rockies. A newer addition, this flight soars over towering peaks, alpine lakes and glaciers in the Rockies.
The pre-show. A short build-up sets the scene before guests board the ride itself.
The spherical screen. A 20-metre dome-shaped screen wraps around up to 61 riders at once.
Sensory effects. Wind, mist and scent are timed to the film, adding a physical dimension to the flight.
Practical tips for visiting Flyover
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Book online to save | Online prices run below the walk-up gate rate. |
| Check the current film | The showing rotates between Awaken Canada, Call of the Canadian Rockies and seasonal specials. |
| Bring ID if you’re a BC resident | The Locals Rate requires proof of BC identification on arrival. |
| Arrive 15 minutes early | Check-in and preboarding take time before your scheduled flight. |
| Book tickets in advance | Advance booking is recommended, especially in peak season, and you can book through Viator. |
Frequently asked questions about Flyover
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is this the same as FlyOver Canada? | Yes, the attraction rebranded from FlyOver Canada to simply Flyover. |
| How long does the experience last? | About 25 to 30 minutes in total, including the pre-show. |
| Is there a height requirement? | Yes, riders must be at least 102cm (40 inches) tall. |
| Is Flyover wheelchair accessible? | Yes, though guests must transfer from a wheelchair into the ride seat. |
| Should I book in advance? | Yes, particularly in peak season. You can book in advance through Viator. |
Things to do near Flyover
Canada Place’s own promenade offers harbour and mountain views right outside Flyover’s doors.
The Vancouver Convention Centre hosts events and has a green roof popular with walkers, a short walk away.
Waterfront Station connects SkyTrain, SeaBus and West Coast Express services, about a 5-minute walk away.
Gastown offers cobblestone streets, shops and the famous Steam Clock, a short walk away.
Coal Harbour has a scenic waterfront path leading towards Stanley Park.
Alternative attractions to Flyover
The Vancouver Lookout, atop Harbour Centre, offers 360-degree views over the city from an observation deck.
Science World, inside its landmark geodesic dome, offers hands-on exhibits and an OMNIMAX theatre at False Creek.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park takes visitors across a 140-metre suspension bridge and through treetop walkways in North Vancouver.
The Sea to Sky Gondola, north of the city near Squamish, climbs to alpine viewpoints and suspension bridges.
The Museum of Vancouver covers the city’s history, from its Indigenous roots to its more recent past.
More Vancouver travel
Other Vancouver travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Plan a visit to the Beaty Biodiversity Museum in Vancouver.
- Where to see Digital Orca in Vancouver.
- Stanley Park attraction guides: The Stanley Park Totem Poles, Prospect Point Lookout, Siwash Rock and Third Beach.
- Bloedel Conservatory visitor guide: Marvel at the plants inside the weird geodesic dome.
- VanDusen Botanical Garden visitor guide: Ticket prices, seasonal hours and what to see.
