Location: In the back of the Canada pavilion.
Date Opened: 10/1/1982
Capacity: Several hundred
# of Shows: Continuous throughout the day, with a new show starting approximately every 20 minutes.
Characters: None
Photos and Autographs: No
Wait Times: Lines don't generally form to fill more than one theater at a time, and it would be very unusual to have to wait more than two shows to get in.
Length of Show: 14 minutes
FastPass: No
Queue Description: No special theming, though the queue is in the area designed to look like a scene from the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia.
Health Restriction:
Ride Access: The theater is wheelchair accessible. To gain access to the theater, take the path through Victoria Gardens (by Le Cellier Steakhouse). The theater is a flat room, so wheelchairs and ECVs can stop anywhere inside, though it may be difficult to turn around and see different parts of the screen. Those not in wheelchairs or ECVs are required to stand through the entire presentation, though there are railings against which one can lean.
Wheelchair Transfer:
Service Animals: Yes
Audio: Reflective captioning and assistive listening devices are available for this attraction from Guest Services.
Weight and Size Issues:
Height Restriction:
Child Swap:
Other Issues:
O, Canada! was the original CircleVision 360 film that presented scenes of the wide ranging geography and culture of Canada. Filmed in the late 1970s, the original version ran from the park's opening in 1982 until 2007.
On August 31, 2007, a new 14-minute O Canada Circle Vision film opened, replacing the 17-minute original. The new film is designed to disspell many myths about Canada and to show a more modern look at Canada than the 25-year-old original. This version featured Canadian actor Martin Short as a narrator taking guests on a tour of the country that not only features stunning landscapes but also performances by Cirque du Soleil (based in Montreal), the Calgary Stampede and more. 2006 "Canadian Idol" winner Eva Avila sings "Canada (You're a Lifetime Journey)," the song from the original film) on the soundtrack.
In January 2020, a new digital 360 film debuted: Candada Far & Wide in Circlevision 360. It attempts to give an even broader view of Canada and its people. Canadian actors Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara narrate with a mix of new footage and upscaled, digitally converted footage that was produced for prior versions of the show. The Eva Avila sung version of "Canada (You're a Lifetime Journey)" with new orchestration is included in the new show.