Flyover Las Vegas Reviews

The pre-show was already fun before the ride even started. The staff were super chill too — when we had a quick question, they were basically like, “No worries, just head this way and you’re good.” It made the whole thing feel easy and relaxed

Had a really great time here. Its a fun spot to check out while youre in Vegas, and I dont regret stopping by at all

The flyover itself was still really fun and cool, but it felt like the whole experience used to be better. We had tickets and still ended up waiting longer than we expected, which kind of took away from it. The staff were nice, but things felt a bit unorganized. I’d say it’s worth doing once, just make sure you leave extra time if you go.

i mean, it was so easy to find right on the Strip. We just walked over after dinner and didn’t even have to bother with a taxi, which was really nice. It’s always a win when something fun is actually close to everything.

The whole place was really clean, from the lobby to the ride area. I was walking around and didn’t see any sticky floors or messy bathrooms, which I always notice right away. The staff seemed to be keeping up with everything well. Overall, it was a really nice experience.

Booking went through in the end, but it took me a few tries and I was like, wait, did that even submit? It wasn’t terrible, just a bit clunky and not super smooth.

I really enjoyed it overall. It was a good length for squeezing in between other plans on the Strip, probably around 30 minutes with the intro included. The actual ride felt worth it, and I liked that it didn’t take up half the day. That said, getting there and figuring things out still felt like a bit more effort than I wanted for something so quick. I’d still go again, though.

Everyone there was soooo nice and helpful!! They made the whole experience super easy, and I just really appreciated how friendly they were!!! Loved it!!!

The visuals were really immersive and cool to experience in the moment. But this is where it got annoying, just when I felt like I was getting into it, the ride was already over. Fun, but definitely felt too short

FlyOver Las Vegas was a fun experience overall, and I’m glad we tried it. The staff were friendly and helped us find the elevator and the right seating area, which I appreciated, especially since accessibility can make or break an outing.
That said, getting around still felt a little confusing, and I wish the signs were clearer. For what we paid, I was hoping the whole process would feel a bit smoother and easier for people who need extra help. Not a bad visit, just not quite as polished as I expected.

We went as a family, and I don’t know, it just didn’t feel like a great fit for younger kids. My youngest was overwhelmed by the ride, and the waiting around wasn’t exactly fun either. The staff were fine, no real issue there, but I really wish the website had been more upfront about what to expect for families with small kids. It ended up feeling like a lot of money for something we didn’t all get to enjoy

We had a good time, and my kids definitely enjoyed the ride. Personally, I thought it was fun, but for the price of the tickets, I expected it to go on a bit longer. It wasn’t a bad experience at all, it just felt a little expensive for what you actually get. I’d say it’s worth doing once, but I’m not totally sure I’d pay to do it again.

The seats were comfy, comfy enough for the trip, and the staff made sure everything was checked properly before we got started. I felt safe the whole time, really safe, which I appreciated. The only thing is I wish the wait had been a little shorter.

I really thought I was going to like Flyover Las Vegas, so I’m still a little confused about why it hit me so hard. The staff were friendly and everything seemed well organized, but once the ride started, I just couldn’t really get comfortable.

I do get motion sick easily, but I didn’t expect it to happen that fast. Between the seats moving and the huge screen in front of me, my brain just could not figure out what was going on, and I ended up closing my eyes for a lot of it.

If you don’t deal with motion sickness, I can see how it might be a fun experience. For me, though, it wasn’t really worth the price, and I felt off for a while afterward

By the time I got on this I was kind of worn out from the whole day of lines, check-ins, and being shuffled from one thing to the next, so I wasn’t expecting much. But the ride motion actually surprised me. It was really smooth the whole time, not jerky or rough like some simulator rides can be, and the tilts and little drops matched the video really well.

I can get motion sick easily, but I was totally fine on this one. It felt real and exciting without going overboard, which I appreciated because I was already tired and didn’t want to deal with feeling dizzy afterward. Definitely a 5-star ride for me.

I had a good time overall. The wind and mist effects were cool and definitely made it feel more immersive, but a few of the smells came out of nowhere and were way too strong. The seats moved well too, although for the price I kind of expected it to last longer. It felt more like... I don’t know, a really fun preview than a full experience.

They had so many different films it was hard to pick one. We ended up doing Iceland and it was awesome.