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Alberta Flyboard

Alberta Flyboard

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50 St, Wabamun, Alberta, T0E 2K0, Canada
(855) 359-2232
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Oct 21, 2015
Went in knowing nothing and left a pro. Great people, great instruction, would recommend to anyone!! Most fun I've had in a long time!!! THANK YOU ALBERTA FLYBOARD WILL BE BACK VERY SOON!

Jun 19, 2016
I took flyboard lessons from these guys a few years ago. The lessons were good and the experience was fun BUT, I feel very ripped off. My self and 2 friends went to the sylvan Lake location and payed $350 for a package that included lessons, 3 hours fly time, and at the end we were to receive certification to teach. Our time was cut short and 4 years later we still never received our certificates. Some of our gear was left behind on the boat and the owner said to contact him and he would be more than willing to meet up with us but every time I called he would Dodge my calls and never replied to emails. If you want to be ripped off, Alberta flyboard is right for you. If you don't want to be ripped off I would suggest heading out to Penticton for a better experience on a better Lake.

Feb 5, 2017
Nice quite place close to edmonton.

Sep 18, 2016
Awesome!

Sep 19, 2016

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