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Experience FlyOver Iceland in Reykjavík

Plan your virtual flight across dramatic landscapes with wind, mist, and sensory motion.

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FlyOver Iceland offers an immersive flight simulation over the country’s dramatic glaciers, volcanoes, and fjords. Suspended in motion seats before a 20-meter spherical screen, visitors experience winds, scents, and mist alongside multimedia storytelling pre-shows.

A state-of-the-art flying theatre simulation featuring motion-controlled seating, special effects, and cinematic journeys across Iceland's natural landscapes.

FlyOver Iceland
About the FlyOver Iceland Experience

Located in Reykjavík, FlyOver Iceland is a state-of-the-art flight simulation attraction showcasing the country's dramatic landscapes. The experience features motion-controlled seating suspended before a spherical wraparound screen, enhanced by realistic wind, mist, and scents. Prior to the flight, immersive pre-shows explore the region's geological history and Viking folklore.

Exterior view of a dark gray building featuring a large white and red 'FlyOver Iceland' sign above the glass entrance, with white vans parked to the right.
FlyOver Iceland opening hours in Reykjavík

Check today’s opening status, weekly schedule, and special date changes for FlyOver Iceland. Use these opening hours to plan your arrival and avoid closed times in Reykjavík.

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FlyOver Iceland Admission and Tickets

Admission to FlyOver Iceland in Reykjavik is paid, with ticketing options including annual passes for both adults and children. For younger visitors aged 13 and under, a minimum height requirement of 102 centimeters (40 inches) applies, and children must be accompanied by a guardian. These annual passes require a photo ID and are purchased in person at the ticket desk, offering unlimited entry for a full year.

Adult Annual Pass

ISK 14,990.00

For individuals age 14 and older. Valid for 365 days from purchase. Unlimited entry. Purchase in person at the ticket desk. Requires photo ID.

Child Annual Pass

ISK 9,990.00

For individuals age 13 and younger. Guests must be at least 102cm (40") tall to ride. Children must be accompanied by a guardian of at least 14 years old. Valid for 365 days from purchase. Unlimited entry. Purchase in person at the ticket desk. Requires photo ID.

Family visits at FlyOver Iceland

FlyOver Iceland provides an immersive flying ride that uses a moving platform and sensory effects to simulate aerial travel. Families should note that participants must meet a strict minimum height requirement of 100 cm, and children aged 13 and under require supervision by a guardian aged at least 14.

FlyOver Iceland offers an immersive, sensory-rich flying ride experience suitable for children who meet the specific height requirements.

Why families will enjoy it

  • Immersive flying-ride platform
  • Large-scale curved screen experience
  • Integrated sensory special effects
FlyOver Iceland Location in Reykjavík

FlyOver Iceland is located at Fiskislóð 43 in the Grandi harbor district of Reykjavík. This historic maritime area has transformed into a vibrant cultural hub, making the attraction easy to combine with nearby dining and sightseeing. It serves as an ideal starting point for visitors looking to experience the country's landscapes before exploring the rest of the Capital Region.

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Fiskislóð 43

101 Reykjavík

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Planning your visit to FlyOver Iceland

FlyOver Iceland is located at Fiskislóð 43 in Reykjavík, where visitors arriving by car can utilize complimentary on-site parking. Those using public transport can reach the attraction by taking the red hop-on hop-off bus, which stops just across the street at the Whales of Iceland. Once on the premises, simply follow the signs leading to the main entrance for your experience.

Planning your visit to FlyOver Iceland

The FlyOver Iceland Flight Simulation Experience

Located in the Grandi harbor district of Reykjavík, the FlyOver Iceland attraction offers an immersive multi-sensory flight simulation over dramatic landscapes. The experience begins with two educational pre-shows, "The Longhouse" and "The Well of Time," which explore ancient Viking history, folklore, and the island's volcanic origins. During the main flight, guests sit in motion-controlled seats suspended before a twenty-meter spherical screen. Built-in special effects like wind, cool mist, and woodland scents recreate the physical sensation of soaring outdoors over glaciers and fjords.

Exterior view of FlyOver Iceland building featuring a dark facade with the venue's logo and a large cylindrical silver structure under a blue sky

The History and Development of FlyOver Iceland

Development of FlyOver Iceland was initiated in 2017 through a partnership between parent company Pursuit and Esja Attractions. Located in the Grandi Harbour District of Reykjavik, the simulation attraction officially opened in September 2019. The launch marked the brand's **first expansion outside North America**, establishing a new landmark for visitors in the region.

  • Development of FlyOver Iceland initiated

    2017Founding

    In 2017, the parent company Pursuit announced plans to develop a new FlyOver ride attraction in downtown Reykjavík, Iceland. This project was developed in active cooperation with Esja Attractions to bring the immersive flight simulation experience to the region.

  • Public opening in Reykjavík

    2019Opening

    FlyOver Iceland officially opened to the public in September 2019. Located in the Grandi Harbour District of Reykjavík, the venue marked Pursuit's first expansion of the FlyOver attraction brand outside of North America, featuring a 20-metre spherical screen and multi-sensory special effects.

FlyOver Iceland FAQ: Your Flight Questions Answered

Curious about late-night flight times or whether you can sneak in for free? While FlyOver Iceland in Reykjavik doesn't offer free entry, you can fly daily from 09:00 until 19:30, or even snag an annual pass if you plan on practically living in the air. If you message them, expect a friendly reply within 24 to 48 hours.

What are the weekend opening hours for FlyOver Iceland?

On weekends, FlyOver Iceland is open from 09:00 to 19:30 on both Saturdays and Sundays.

Does FlyOver Iceland have special opening hours or holiday closures?

There are currently no listed special opening hours or holiday closures for FlyOver Iceland, and the venue operates on its regular daily schedule.

What time does FlyOver Iceland close?

FlyOver Iceland closes at 19:30 every day of the week, including weekdays and weekends.

What are the opening hours of FlyOver Iceland?

FlyOver Iceland is open daily from 09:00 to 19:30, Monday through Sunday.

Visitor Planning Tips for FlyOver Iceland

When planning your visit to FlyOver Iceland, it is helpful to arrive with enough time to locate the entrance as indicated by the onsite signage. Visitors traveling by car benefit from the convenience of complimentary parking provided at the venue. These simple preparations help ensure a smoother experience as you prepare to enjoy the cinematic aerial flight simulation. Following these guidelines allows for a more relaxed arrival at this unique attraction.

Visitor Experience at FlyOver Iceland

FlyOver Iceland offers an immersive flight simulation that combines cinematic landscapes with sensory effects like wind, mist, and scent, making it a compelling option for families, couples, and individuals interested in Icelandic nature and local heritage. The visit includes guided pre-ride presentations focused on Viking history and geological folklore before the main motion-seat experience. Located in the Grandi district of Reykjavík, this attraction provides an accessible way to explore the island's terrain through technology. The venue supports group visits and offers complimentary on-site parking for guests arriving by car.

FlyOver Iceland Venue and Gallery Preview

Preview the modern home of the FlyOver Iceland experience in Reykjavik's Grandi harbor district. Images of the venue capture its distinctive architectural design, featuring a dark gray facade and a prominent cylindrical silver structure. These views offer a glimpse of the state-of-the-art facility where visitors embark on multi-sensory virtual flights across Iceland's dramatic natural landscapes.

Exterior view of FlyOver Iceland building featuring a dark facade with the venue's logo and a large cylindrical silver structure under a blue sky
Exterior view of a dark gray building featuring a large white and red 'FlyOver Iceland' sign above the glass entrance, with white vans parked to the right.
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