FlyOver Iceland

Tourist attraction · Reykjavik ·

FlyOver Iceland

Tourist attraction · Reykjavik ·

Immersive simulated flight over Iceland's landscapes with mist

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Fiskislóð 43, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland Get directions

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"An immersive, 35-minute flying ride that simulates a journey over the country’s most striking landscapes using a spherical screen and suspended seats; enhanced with special effects such as mist, wind, and scents, it delivers a heart-pumping, cinematic overview of Iceland’s geographic diversity from the comfort of a seat." - Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel is a writer with more than eight years of experience editing and writing for both brands and online publications—with a particular focus on travel, fashion, and lifestyle. She’s also the founder of the travel site justpacked.com. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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FlyOver Iceland

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"FlyOver places you inside a spherical screen and simulates flying over iconic locales in the U.S., Canada, and Iceland; as the film dips and turns the moving seats and special effects, like a light mist when you fly through clouds, make you feel like you’re actually flying." - Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty is a writer who specializes in covering destinations, resorts, and cruises for Travel + Leisure and other publications. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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FlyOver Iceland

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"The city has lots of under-an-hour museums to explore between meals, but our favorite is the immersive Fly Over Iceland, which simulates air travel over the entire country (fun for all ages if you don't get carsick)."

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FlyOver Iceland

Beverly (.

Google

I had a wonderful time. The ride's technology was truly remarkable. The colors displayed were stunning and vivid. Visiting some of the places featured in the flyover beforehand allowed me to appreciate certain aspects more. I held on tight to the handrails and enjoyed the exhilarating experience. No pictures were permitted. The storage baskets under the seats were particularly appreciated given the size of my coat and purse. Also, I got a bowl of tomato soup. It was delicious and reasonably priced.

John A.

Google

Amazing flying experience, a huge screen and a fairground type seat that tilts to simulate flying over Iceland. 4D experience as fans ans water mist blows at you at points in the flight. 2 small Video shows about Icelands history before your flight. Great to fill time on a wet weather or really bad weather day in Rekyavic. A gift shop and a photo solider available. Clean toilets and a small cafe. I am sure you will enjoy this.

Kevin H.

Google

This place is absolutely amazing! I wasn’t sure if we would find it interesting, since we had just finished a real tour of Iceland ourselves, but we were so glad we did this. The immersive experience is like no other, and gives you a thorough birds eye view of the entire country. We were amazed at the ability of the ride to make it feel like you were actually soaring up and down and over different areas. They even made it smell like sulfur in the room when you were flying over some of the steam vents!

Karin O.

Google

Wanted to go some place we hadn’t visited before and thought ‘flying over Iceland’ would be nice. It was even nicer than expected! You get to sit in what seems to be a seat for a roller-coaster, and it really feels like your flying. After a minute, we were used to the feeling though. Our 7-year old thought it was a bit exciting, but most of all very cool and beautiful ! Great to see all of the places you’ve seen, or will never see because of it’s remoteness, from ‘above’. They also have a cafe and a nice gift shop.

Genie

Google

Nice little thing to do when the weather isn’t that great. 📣PSA: you can get 20% off online tickets when you use the code “STUCKINICELAND” There’s a little cafe downstairs whilst you wait for your show, or the bus that comes every half an hour or so.

Paul S.

Google

We went because a trip was cancelled due to weather and it's indoors. I can safely say it's the best virtual ride I have ever been on.

ALESSANDRO L.

Google

I was a bit skeptical about this tourist attraction, but decided to give it a try… and wow, it was amazing! It really feels like you’re flying over Iceland’s beautiful landscapes. They even spray with some mist when the video goes through clouds, waterfalls or geothermal vents. But what surprised me was that they stimulate also your sense of smell. From the lavender of the flower fields to the sulfur of the geyser. Well done!

Kavitha s

Google

Virtual tour of Iceland was amazing. Can add some more creative ideas. But overall experience was good