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2024-March. There were lots of parking spaces. The facility was very clean. There were lots of stalls in the women's restroom. We have 2 reservations for a total party of 7 on a Sunday late afternoon. The staff was nice. You go up the escalator, where you take a green screen picture. Then you wait for a few minutes for the doors to open into a room that will play a little introduction to Iceland's history. After that, you go to a round room, with 2 screens - 1 hanging over a round huge screen parallel to the floor. Now, it's time for the FlyOver Iceland ride. This is like an iMax but with moving seats. The group is divided into 4 groups, 8 people per group. Groups 1 & 2 were guided through the upper seats, and groups 3 & 4 to the lower seats. There was a little netted compartment under the seats to store your stuff. Photography or videography inside the rooms and the ride is not allowed The show itself was really good. The screen is nice and clear. Iceland is naturally gorgeous! FlyOver Iceland is breathtaking! It didn't have a volcano shot though.. The photos from the green screen were about USD 25 for 4 printed photos and all 16 digital photos. The website shows a phone number for the FlyOver in Chicago. If you're in Iceland, try this. Please give this review a thumbs up if it helped you in any way. 👍
Cindy RoseCindy Rose
90
We visited this place on our last day in tour. We had booking at 5:15pm show. Someone who doesn't get shiny eyes during this experience is very likely an emotional underperformed. It is amazing, touching, wonderful. Well, you have to endure a cheesy story about trolls and stuff before. But see it with a child's eyes and it gets nicer. The flight itself is about 9 minutes, but worth every krona. I admire the helicopter pilot who did the shooting and I heard that it was filmed about 100 hours and they got out 9 min from it but in those 9 minutes you will see many of the country's highlights from a perspective you will never be able to see on your own. So, I very much recommend this experience.
Alpesh PatelAlpesh Patel
00
A little gem of a place to visit, hidden away on an industrial estate about a 20 min walk from the Harpa. Easy to get to on foot or by taxi. Its a 4-D experience, wrap around cinema screen with you placed in the centre of the action. We did the double show, first was Iceland and there were only about 6 people, 2nd was america and just the 2 of us in the show. There is a bit of a pre-show before the main screen but its quite interesting and leads into the main show. Be prepared to be strapped into your seats for the main show though - the 4-D elements are brilliantly done (dont want to say too much as it will ruin the surprise should you go). Def recommended.
Andy HAndy H
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2024-March. There were lots of parking spaces. The facility was very clean. There were lots of stalls in the women's restroom. We have 2 reservations for a total party of 7 on a Sunday late afternoon. The staff was nice. You go up the escalator, where you take a green screen picture. Then you wait for a few minutes for the doors to open into a room that will play a little introduction to Iceland's history. After that, you go to a round room, with 2 screens - 1 hanging over a round huge screen parallel to the floor. Now, it's time for the FlyOver Iceland ride. This is like an iMax but with moving seats. The group is divided into 4 groups, 8 people per group. Groups 1 & 2 were guided through the upper seats, and groups 3 & 4 to the lower seats. There was a little netted compartment under the seats to store your stuff. Photography or videography inside the rooms and the ride is not allowed The show itself was really good. The screen is nice and clear. Iceland is naturally gorgeous! FlyOver Iceland is breathtaking! It didn't have a volcano shot though.. The photos from the green screen were about USD 25 for 4 printed photos and all 16 digital photos. The website shows a phone number for the FlyOver in Chicago. If you're in Iceland, try this. Please give this review a thumbs up if it helped you in any way. 👍
Cindy RoseCindy Rose
90
If you are in Reykjavik, this flyover Iceland movie will take you through all the iconic places as if you were flying in a Power Paraglider. I was impressed with the views because I came to Iceland as a PPG pilot to do that (fly), and I just flew over some of those places.
Ivan RubioIvan Rubio
10
Absolutely fabulous tour. 👌 a bit of a walk to get too in the snow, but we were able to find it. Friendly staff on desks and our guide was very friendly and full of information. Clear instructions were given, and a great experience had. Myself and wife Absolutely loved it.. Great edition of the pictures at the end 👌 and lovely gift shop. There are clean rest rooms and a cafe also.
Jonathan kennyJonathan kenny
10
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Lava Show
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Reykjavík Museum of Photography
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Fiskislóð 43, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
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attractions: Lava Show, Whales of Iceland, Aurora Reykjavík - The Northern Lights Center, Saga Museum, Reykjavík Maritime Museum, Reykjavík Art Museum Hafnarhús, Þúfa, Blue Car Rental, Reykjavík Museum of Photography, Hidden Iceland, restaurants: Seabaron, Reykjavik Fish Restaurant, Sæta Svínið Gastropub, Fish Company, Kopar, Höfnin Restaurant, Ramen Momo, Tapas barinn, Bryggjan Brugghús, Foodcellar

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