We’re thrilled to announce that ‘The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions’ (IAAPA) has recognised Frontgrid’s “Niagara Virtual,” as a finalist for the prestigious IAAPA Brass Ring Award for “Best New Product – Family Ride/Attraction” in the world!

Built by ParadropVR’s NEW RIZE 4 technology, Niagara Virtual has been recognized globally for creativity, innovation, and technical excellence in VR experiences, and this finalist nomination reinforces our ongoing commitment to pushing boundaries in immersive entertainment.
Located at Rainbow Air Helicopter Tours’ new home in Niagara Falls, the attraction is open year-round, giving visitors from all over the world the chance to experience the thrill of flight and exploration in a brand-new and exciting bf way.
Niagar Virtual uses Frontgrid’s advanced self-steer ParadropVR technology, allowing participants to take control of their flight as they soar above and around the iconic spectacle, Niagara Falls. All within an immersive 360° world featuring interactive elements such as scoring through rings.
The immersive experience blends motion-based engineering, 360° film, and interactive gameplayto create a truly unique ride. Paradrop VR’s 11 RIZE 4 units means the attraction perfectly captures the sensation of flight through vertical movements, in addition to the sensation of wind in your face through electrical fans (looks pretty neat too!)
Being named an IAAPA Brass Ring Awards finalist highlights Frontgrid’s mission to redefine family entertainment, and the potential attractions hold within the industry, in attracting new footfall, for incredible, unique experiences.
We’re proud to see Niagara Virtual recognized among the best new family attractions in the world — and we can’t wait to continue creating unforgettable, world-first experiences that inspire people to explore, compete, and connect.
Find out more about the release of Niagara Virtual here.

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