FLIGHT OF DREAMS

One of the coolest and most unique places I’ve ever been. The 787 is well maintained, the airport/aviation museum is delightful, the gift shop is great, and not to mention the Seattle-themed food court is a nice touch. Will definitely be coming back a million more times.

Flight of Dreams, located near Terminal 2 of Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya, is a hidden gem that aviation enthusiasts and families alike shouldn’t miss—even if your flight is departing from Terminal 1. This unique attraction is centered around the very first Boeing 787 Dreamliner ever built, which is on full display inside the facility. Seeing the full-scale aircraft up close is impressive, and visitors can even peek inside the cockpit for a glimpse of where the pilots sit. The space is more than just a static display — it offers a range of interactive exhibits that explain the development, technology, and features of the Boeing 787, as well as the workings of the airport itself. It’s both educational and engaging, with hands-on activities that are especially fun for children, making it a great stop for families traveling with kids. For those looking for a more immersive experience, there’s a paid flight simulator where you can try your hand at flying. There’s also a well-stocked souvenir shop featuring aviation-themed merchandise, exclusive Boeing items, and local gifts. The design of the entire space is modern and visually striking, with thoughtful attention to detail. Whether you’re an aviation geek, traveling with children, or just looking to explore something unique before your flight, Flight of Dreams is well worth the visit.

I went out of my way to fly into Nagoya instead of Tokyo and I don't regret it! Super cool exhibit and gift store

A great customer experience of ANA.. me and my family loved it! playground are free. Except the big net playground and the flight simulation. Keep up the good work

Located in Nagoya Centrair Airport, Flight Park is a must-visit attraction that showcases a Boeing 787, the largest airplane on display in Japan. Admission is free for all visitors, offering a unique opportunity to walk up close to the plane and even touch it. I was impressed by the plane's massive size at close range. The exhibit also allows visitors to explore the flight cockpit, experiencing the pilots' perspective and seeing the enormous engine with a 2.8m diameter. You can even stand on a scaled-down runway, surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and gift shops selling plane-themed accessories, from model planes to airline bag tags and stickers. Flight Park is an excellent spot to relax and pass the time before a flight. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Nagoya Airport.

FLIGHT OF DREAMS @ Chubu Centrair International Airport – A fun and interactive spot for kids! Free entry, and my son absolutely loved it. We spent around 2 hours exploring the exhibits and hands-on activities. The highlight? Ending our visit with an ANA kids toy airplane model – it totally made his day! Don’t miss the huge food court overlooking the actual Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Great food options and an unbeatable view of the plane. Perfect for families transiting through the airport or looking for a fun break before a flight.

With an actual Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the Flight of Dreams exhibit at Chubu Centrair International Airport is a must-see. Visitors can take a complimentary commemorative photo, enter the cockpit, and get a close-up look at the aircraft. Additionally, the complex has a large food court with a variety of cuisines, coffee shops, and a large range of restaurants. The kid-friendly play area will be appreciated by families with children. It's a fun, leisurely place for vacationers and an interesting place for aviation enthusiasts. Flight of Dreams offers a unique airport experience that blends education, entertainment, and delicious food, whether you're on a stopover or making a special visit.

It's a cool place with good food. There is kids play area on the ground floor. After so long, I had Fish and Chips!!! Cheers