The i-Ride Flight Theater, with over 30 million passengers worldwide, has been a global sensation, combining technology with immersive entertainment experiences. Passengers are thrust into a 20-meter high dome with their feet dangling in the air as their seats sway. A variety of sensory effects create a five-sense experience of sight, sound, smell, touch, and motion. ‘The Twelve Parts of the Earth – Part One: Origin. Africa’ [Film] Africa, the cradle of humankind and the world’s second-largest continent, is one of the birthplaces of ancient civilizations. ‘Origin. Africa’ breaks the global standard for documentary aerial photography and offers an immersive flight experience themed around Africa. The filming team spent 1095 days and traveled over 17,000 kilometers, visiting 17 countries. Besides capturing the world’s largest desert – the Sahara, the world’s longest river – the Nile, and the world’s largest rift zone – the East African Rift, the climate-affected Nile and Mount Kilimanjaro, and the Okavango Delta facing severe ecological destruction, are all listed in ‘100 Places to Disappear’. These disappearing natural landscapes are the precious images of this flight. In addition to leaving behind valuable images of Earth for future generations, we hope that passengers will deepen and awaken their environmental consciousness as global citizens through this immersive five-sense experience, planting the seeds of sustainable coexistence with the environment for us and future generations. Do you think Africa is hot? The summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is perennially at -30 degrees Celsius! The millennial snow of Mount Kilimanjaro shines in the ice under the sun. Lake Natron in Tanzania is known as the ‘Ghost Lake of the World’, but why does this place that terrifies the animal kingdom become one of the world’s important breeding grounds for flamingos? From July to October each year, travelers from around the world come to the animal reserves of Tanzania and Kenya to witness this breathtaking world wonder: millions of animals crossing mountains and rivers, a miracle of life and an exciting natural adventure! The Nile River has nurtured one of the earliest ancient civilizations – the ancient Egyptian civilization, and this world’s longest river still sustains the lives of more than 500 million people today. ‘Flying Over Taiwan’ [Film] ‘Flying Over Taiwan’ captures the rich landscapes and festive features of Taiwan, such as Eluanbi, Sanxiantai, Orchid Island, Chihshang, Xiluo Bridge Mazu Festival, Tainan Saltwater Bees Nest Fireworks, etc., all included in this film, allowing travelers to visit dozens of characteristic attractions full of ‘Taiwan flavor’ in a short time. ‘Flying Over America’ [Film Introduction] ‘Flying Over America’ will take you from the West Coast to the East Coast, from the bottom of the canyon to the top of the mountain, from the colorful night lights of the urban jungle to the thrilling adventures of the western wilderness. Overlooking the land of freedom and the home of the brave, it allows those who have been to America to reminisce about their travel memories and those who have not yet been to America to look forward to the vastness and magnificence of this land.
Opening hours: Open from 11:30 to 21:00 on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sundays throughout the year; Open from 11:30 to 21:30 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays throughout the year.
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