Categories: Food & Drink

This dining experience takes you 150 feet in the sky & it’s coming to Canada

After initially announcing a return to the RBC Canadian Open this week, Dinner in the Sky says it is returning to Canada for its full experience.

Dinner in the Sky debuted in Canada back in 2017, and took place in Toronto and Vancouver until 2018. Guests at this experience dine around a 22-person table, and the table is suspended by a crane 150 feet in the sky. They are then served a “luxurious” meal, presented by the chef who is on the crane as well.

The RBC Canadian Open marks its first return, and it looks like its planning to continue to crane diners throughout the summer. “Returning to Canada in 2022,” teases its website.

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For dining adventure seekers, Dinner in the Sky’s chairs can fully recline back and swivel at 180° to give you that ultimate view and experience. Their dining platform contains built in cooking appliances, which allows them to “present fresh and delicious meals and drinks in the sky.”

There are currently no exact dates or cities confirmed for Dinner in the Sky this summer, but we will be sure to keep you posted! You can also sign up for updates on their website.

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