Flying Non-Stop – First Co-venture Continuously Delivers
SkyFly: Soar America, Dynamic Entertainment’s inaugural project, has reached its one year milestone. All of us at Dynamic Technologies Group say ‘Congratulations’.
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Dynamic Entertainment secures 50% ownership of SkyFly: Soar America
Dynamic Technologies Group Inc. announced that the company’s wholly-owned co-venture subsidiary, Dynamic Entertainment Group Ltd. has acquired a 50% ownership interest in the flying theater attraction named SkyFly: Soar America located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
SkyFly™: Soar America Recognized as “Best New Attraction” in 2021
Dynamic Technologies Group’s first co-venture Sky Fly: Soar America has officially won USA Today’s ‘Best New Attraction’ in America award for 2021. Thanks to the team, voters and everyone involved in this exciting project.
Dynamic Technology Group announces the acquisition of a 50% Ownership in skyFly, voted ‘Best New Attraction’ by USA Today for 2021
Dynamic Technologies Group is pleased to announce the acquisition of a 50% ownership interest in SkyFly™: Soar America in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
SNEAK PEEK: SkyFly: Soar America attraction in Pigeon Forge now open
Dynamic Technologies Group is proud to announce the grand opening of SkyFly: Soar America, an all new flying theater attraction at The Island in Pigeon Forge.
New Flying Theater Helps Dynamic Attractions Launch Co-Venture Effort
The future of Dynamic Attractions is up in the air, and that’s right where executives want it. The Orlando-based-ride-manufacturing company has developed a reputation for its “flying theater” experiences, and it’s using that expertise to explore attraction ownership. Its first co-venture is SkyFly: Soar America, set to open at The Island in Pigeon Forge, an entertainment complex in eastern Tennessee in mid June.
New flying theater’s soundtrack being produced in Nashville
Dynamic Technologies Group and The Island in Pigeon Forge team up for the cutting-edge attraction.
Flying Theatres and other wild rides for Canadian firm
Original story at Globe and Mail In 2015, Vancouver-based amusement-ride developer Dynamic Attractions opened an office in Orlando, Fla., as part of its U.S. expansion plan. A year later, the company rolled out its 80,000-square-foot Attractions Development Center in the same city. Dynamic Attractions’s main customers are major theme park operators such as Disney, Universal …