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Both Fort Worth Flyovers are shot by helicopter and feature aerial views of the city, primarily the downtown area. Fort Worth Flyover II begins with a leisurely daytime view of the city, as well as a CareFlite air ambulance helicopter flying below. The audience is then zoomed around Fort Worth at night, followed by a similarly speedy daytime view.
Flyover II, like its predecessor, ends with a shot hovering over the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History itself, where a crowd waves and cheers from the roof near the Noble Planetarium's dome (in the later film, decorated as a volcano to promote for the Omni's 1992 engagement of Ring of Fire).
The building pictured in the flyover was demolished in late 2007 to make room for a new museum facility, to be built on its existing site. An updated version of the flyover will likely be produced when the Museum opens its new building in fall 2009.
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