VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 29, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dinner in the Sky Vancouver has officially begun final preparations for its arrival to the North Shore this July. This is a one-of-a-kind upscale dining attraction serving first class dishes 150 feet in the air. The view from this location is hard to beat, located directly on North Shoreʼs waterfront and surrounded by a 360 degree panoramic view of the entire city with a stunning backdrop of the North Shore Mountains. In terms of aerial scenery itʼs absolutely spectacular!
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The idea itself originated in Belgium and since that point in time, over 10,000 such events have been hosted in over 50 countries worldwide.
Dining enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike will enjoy a night out unlike any other, strapped in by six-point harnesses for safety while enjoying a multi-course gourmet dining experience. Dinner in the Sky practices the most stringent of safety standards and prides itself on a perfect safety record through over a decade of operations. As to date, there have been over 100,000 lifts with zero safety incidents.
More than just a dinner, this is a dining attraction. Here at Dinner in the Sky you will enjoy your dinner 150 feet above the ground with the backdrop of Vancouver, the surrounding city and North Shore Mountains.
Dinner packages will start at $399 per person and include a four-course meal, a complimentary glass of champagne and a premium starter. There are also lunch/brunch packages starting at $296 per person. With the event 70% sold out, there are limited tickets still available, so ensure you get your spot before it sells out.
Dinner in the Sky has collaborated with Chef Travis Peterson, owner of the Nomad Cook ( @the_nomadcook ), an exclusive dinner party company that specializes in upscale dining experiences and catering. Chef Petersen will be working alongside Chef Josh Gale, a born-and-bred Vancouver native.
Chef Gale ( @thechefoutwest ) takes immense pride in highlighting seasonal, high-quality ingredients from local farmers, foragers, purveyors and producers across British Columbia. He has helmed the kitchens of Juniper, Wildebeest and Nicli's Next Door, and traveled to New York to stage at the Michelin starred Cafe Boulud.
Chef Evan Elman ( @youngchefbutter ) will also be adding his culinary experience to Dinner in the Sky. Chef Elman recently finished working as the Chef de Partie at Relais & Châteauxʼs Wedgewood Hotel & Spa. He has traveled extensively as the Sous-Chef for a boutique cruise ship in Antarctica, as well as a luxury fishing lodge on the remote island of Haida Gwaii. After working for the Hawksworth Group last May, Evan orchestrated a pop-up dinner in New York City that was attended by diners from the New York Times, Food & Wine, and Complex Magazine. Evan’s food is inspired by the changing seasons of BC.
Lastly, Chef Marcus Von Albretch, former chairman of Canadian Culinary Federation, will be overseeing the culinary operation at Dinner in the Sky. His leadership skills are a vital part on the various boards heʼs involved with: British Columbiaʼs Chef Association, Canadian Food Safety Management, North American Grand Prix, and AREGALA. Chef Von Albretch has won numerous awards, most notably “Chef of the Year for British Columbia”.
Whether you want to bring your staff on an exhilarating team retreat or plan for a unique date night, Dinner in the Sky provides the perfect venue to enjoy world-class, chef-prepared cuisine, fine wines and a view to end all views. And donʼt worry, there are bathroom breaks!
Dinner in the Sky Vancouver will run from July 1st until July 31st, 2017. Meals can be served rain or shine, day or night, with the only exception being strong winds.
Dinner in the S ky will be located in No r th V ancou v er n e xt to the C r eek Mar ina at 4 15 Esplanade W . Di r ec tions can be f ound he r e: http://skydine.ca/directions/
For all press and media inquires or for more general information please email info@skydine.ca . *Please note that members of the press will not be granted entry into the event site unless arranged with our staff prior to arriving.
For tickets and packages please visit www.skydine.ca .
