The passenger lifts were capable of transporting 200 people or 25,000 pounds. Made up of Module Lift units made up of rotating horizontal and vertical plates, units were approx 8in tall . Storyeum's replica locomotive in Set No. 7 was an exact replica of the Canadian Pacific Railway Locomotive#374, the first to pull passenger cars across Canada. Storyeum initially was a CAD $22 million private investment project and was built in 6 months. The show The theatrical adventure predominantly took place under the streets of Gastown. The entire show duration was approximately 65 minutes. Storyeum broke from the traditional performance/play by making guests move from set to set. In total, there were eight sets, including the 360 degree visual demonstrations in the two passenger lifts. The Storyeum experience started when guests entered the first passenger lift to descend below the grounds of Gastown. Upon descent, they were guided from set to set. The sets are, in order of appearance: GOING UNDERGROUND — introductory visual presentation into Canada and Vancouver's values and brief overlook into pivotal moments of Canadian history. Moments include Terry Fox run, EXPO 86, Men's and Women's Hockey Team Canada winning Olympic Gold Medals in Salt Lake City, U.S., Vancouver being awarded the rights to host the 2010 Winter Olympics, etc. Brief safety and courtesy guidelines are also presented. ANCIENT TRAILS — first of the real sets involving British Columbia's story with real actors/actresses, sets and special effects. Guests experience the retelling of the creation of man, from wolf, and woman, from bottom of the sea sediments, through the point of view of the British Columbia Tsleil-Waututh native people in a rainforest-like setting; presumably being British Columbia's coastal temperate forests. THE BIG HOUSE — Guests here experience the love story of the first descendants of the man and woman created in the second set. Taking place over many years, the story marks the finish of the Great Circle of Life. NEW ARRIVALS — there are two versions of this set that is alternated between seasons. However, the set story remains to be the same, only the physical point of view is alternated between. One version gives the guest a vantage point of looking at a ship while it is coming into harbour in a first contact type scenario between Europeans and the indigenous people. The second version is from the vantage points of actually being on the ship