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Vancouver's New Halloween Ride Takes You Flying Like A Witch On A Broom

No magic is required to take flight .🧹
FlyOver Canada's Halloween Ride Lets You Fly Like A Witch On A Broom In BC
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Zoom across the sky, just like a Spellman in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.

From now until Saturday, November 1, FlyOver Canada has a new ride perfect for Vancouver's haunting season.

You'll take a seat with your feet dangling on this ride and watch the bewitching show on the 20-metre spherical screen.

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The eight-minute experience is truly enchanting and will have you soaring in the sky just like a witch on a broom.

For those of you who hate horror movies, this is the indoor activity for you.

While it will have a supernatural theme, you don't have to worry about screaming in terror since it's more "Disney" scary than actually scary.

Tickets are $31 at the gate, but if you buy online you can get them for only $28.

So it is time to start picking what you will wear, as everyone is encouraged to arrive in costume to make it extra fun.

FlyOver Canada

Price: $28+

When: Until Sunday, November 1

Address: 999 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC

Why You Need To Go: Get on your broomstick and take flight this Halloween.

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