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Celebrating iconic aspects of NYC


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he centrepiece of RiseNY is a spectacular 46-seat soaring ride – a world- class, state-of-the-art flying theatre by Brogent Technologies that gives visitors of all ages a unique bird’s-eye view tour of the Big Apple. Once


on board and lifted 30 feet into the air, guests hang suspended, their feet dangling as they glide over NYC’s iconic skyline and landmarks while inside a 180-degree, 40-foot projection dome featuring 8K aerial footage that creates the sensation of flight. The city’s first-ever flight simulation ride, full motion seats dip, turn and soar,


while wind, mist and scents enhance the experience. A soundtrack headlined by Taylor Swift’s “Welcome to New York” and Frank Sinatra’s “Theme From New York” will further evoke the quintessential spirit of NYC. RiseNY is created and produced by Running Subway – a New York-based


entertainment production company – in partnership with several prestigious cultural institutions, Broadway shows and individuals that serve as co-curators of their respective exhibit galleries. They include the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Museum of American Finance, Museum of Broadcast Communications & Radio Hall of Fame, Museum at FIT, Skyscraper Museum, Tribeca Festival, and David Bushman, former head curator at The Paley Center. RiseNY will donate a portion of proceeds from ticket sales to each of the partner institutions. “I was inspired after riding ‘Soarin’ Over California’ in Disneyland with


my son, and always thought, wouldn’t it be amazing to fly over and around NYC?” said James Sanna, president and CEO of Running Subway. “And, now,


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over a decade later, we’ve been able to tap into the latest technology and advancements to create an experience unique to the city I love.” The experience begins with a captivating film by award-winning


documentarians Ric Burns and James Sanders, narrated by beloved actor Jeff Goldblum. The film showcases NYC’s history, specifically Times Square and its global impact. Visitors start their journey in a re-creation of the city’s first subway station at City Hall circa 1904, which springs to life and transforms into a fully immersive theatre with visual and special effects. As the film concludes, a present-day subway car virtually transports guests to the galleries. Visitors then journey through NYC’s vibrant pop-cultural evolution to see


its indelible impact not only on the city itself, but the world. Each of the seven distinctly themed galleries – Finance, Skyline, TV/Radio, Fashion, Music, Broadway and Film – feature historic artifacts, star-studded memorabilia and engaging, fun and educational displays. Highlights include Madonna’s custom Keith Haring jacket, Springsteen’s


original guitar that he used to write “Born To Run,” and a statue of Alexander Hamilton commissioned by his son. Also featured are original costumes and props from iconic TV shows in history, Beyonce’s Bill Blass designed gown and much more. RiseNY culminates with the theme park-style soaring ride where visitors will


experience NYC like they’ve never seen before. “RiseNY is a unique and exhilarating attraction at the heart of New York City,”


WINTER PART 2 2022


Photo: Jeremy Daniel


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