October 10, 2020
HowlOver Canada, FlyOver Canada’s Halloween show, is definitely worth checking out. Here’s what you need to know before you make the trip.
Even though we had heard about it before, no one in our family had been to FlyOver Canada! We were excited to see what it was all about, although a bit nervous about driving to Vancouver from our neighbourhood in South Surrey– we hadn’t been downtown since last winter.
I’m not going to lie– we had a total blast together. After we signed in, the journey to the theatre was entertaining with spooky decorations, effects and music. We were delighted to discover the ride was sort of a mix between Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion and Soarin’. To sum it up, it’s an experiential flight across Canada that delights every sense, with its visuals, motion, wind, mist and scents. We laughed, hooted, hollered, held on for dear life, and even raised our arms dancing at the end. Afterward, we celebrated our journey with Halloween-themed treats, including Ghostie’s Marshmallow Pop, Biker Mama’s Witches Brew and Ghostie’s Hot Chocolate.
We would love to come back to experience their Christmas show.
We were very impressed by the HowlOver staff’s attention to detail with social distancing, mandatory mask wearing and disinfecting our seats.
The HowlOver Canada website says this annual, family-friendly tradition has a ‘spook-factor’ suitable for those aged 4 years and up. But you know your kids best. For me, the dark spooky room at the beginning and the flying action of the ride were the scariest parts!
Children must be at least 102cm (40″) to participate on the ride.
You can get the lowest price by buying your tickets online beforehand! Save at least 10% when booking online same day.
Disclosure: Even though this is a sponsored post, all opinions are my own. We love working with fun family-friendly destinations in BC.
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