A new $ 25 million trip (£ 18.5m) is now open at the center of the Rock Table in the Niagara Falls.
From today (August 29), visitors to Canadian iconic attractions can fly on “Niagara” for “new landscape” from the world’s famous natural surprise.
Park guests are suspended in a 56 -kilometer -long, 56 -km -style chair with sensory effects such as wind and dust and a 180 -degree dome plate under their feet.
Draven aircraft were used for filming in a six -month period and carrying guests in all four seasons.
According to Niagara Parks, this ride is “Niagara celebration, history and its people” over 13,000 years.
An investment of $ 25 million (£ 18.5m) of operational revenue, with the attractiveness of flight theater, was the first of its kind in Ontario.
There are also a digital waterfall, four audiovisual storytelling and native artwork produced by Turtle Clan and Sara Gene, artist Mohawk Nation.
James Cameron, a Canadian filmmaker and Symbol The director narrates the date after contacting the Niagara waterfalls in the “Cascade Room”.
“It was a pleasure and honor to lend my voice to the project where I was celebrated and the city where I grew up,” he said.
Rick Rothschild, the main creator of the world’s first flight theater attraction, worked as a creative manager in the new attractions of Niagara Falls under the supervision of Broget Technologies.
“Niagara Flights” today (August 29) will open to the public at a cost of $ 29 (22 pounds) for adults and $ 19 (14 pounds) for children.
The experience on the upper floor of the stone center will open between 9am and 10pm.
“Through the latest attraction of Niagara Parks, Niagara will fly, and visitors will never be surprised by the natural beauty of the Niagara area,” said Stan Chu, the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Game of Ontario.
“With its unique combination of outstanding interactive technology and comprehensive storytelling that explores the history and culture of the region, this attraction creates lifelong memories and becomes another reason for bringing his friends and family to Niagara.”
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