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Experience Realistic Flight Simulators at Hotel Polaris

By Extreme Flight Simulation

Experience the thrill of flying like never before. Take a turn in one of three flight simulators at Hotel Polaris. Operated by Extreme Flight Simulation, the two F-16 and one 737 MAX include a full cockpit mock-up with working controls and switches. Perfect for team building, group outings, or just an afternoon of fun. As the only hotel in North America to offer flight simulator experiences, Hotel Polaris takes you to new heights. 

Must be 12 years of age or older to operate the simulator.

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  • A Dog Fight Situation

    The F-16 Fighting Falcon, as it's known, is a compact, multi-role fighter aircraft. This simulator allows you to feel what it's like to fly the ultimate Air Force jet. Embark on a solo mission and fly through valleys or grab a friend and set out on a dog fight mission. Our two F-16 simulators are networked together to give you and a partner the opportunity to complete a mission together.

Fun to the MAX

Hop into the cockpit of a fully functional 737 MAX commercial airplane. This immersive experience allows you to take-off and land at any airport in the country – just as a 737 MAX does today. Equipped with a 200-degree field of view, this simulator lets you pilot a modern-day commercial airliner from gate to gate.

The image shows a room with leather chairs and a flight simulator cockpit in the background, creating an aviation-themed space.
A modern aircraft cockpit with illuminated controls, displays, and two pilot seats, facing a sky with clouds through the windows.
The image shows an airplane cockpit with two pilot seats, control panels, and simulated flight displays, under the label "Hotel Polaris."
The image shows a room with leather chairs and a flight simulator cockpit in the background, creating an aviation-themed space.
A modern aircraft cockpit with illuminated controls, displays, and two pilot seats, facing a sky with clouds through the windows.