Whenway Temporal Travel · Departures daily from New Geneva, 2154
Anywhere.
Anywhen.
Sixty-six million years of holidays, one golden ring. Watch the pyramids rise, dance through the Summer of Love or toast the year 2000 in Sydney — and be home in time for dinner.
66M yrs
of range, from the Cretaceous to tomorrow
12
curated eras on five continents and one moon
9 sec
average jump through the Golden Ring
0
paradoxes since our founding in 2131
Est. 2131 · Licensed by the Chronological Authority
Your holiday is now 66 million years wide.
Since the Golden Ring opened, Whenway has sent more than four million travellers to the moments everyone wishes they had seen. We handle the boring bits — the costumes, the languages, the very strict paradox rules — so you can simply stand there and watch history happen.
Every trip is a small group with a certified chrono-guide, a cloaking field you will never notice and a return slot booked before you leave. You come back one minute after you left, sunburn and all.
The 2154 catalogue
Pick a year. Pack light.
Twelve journeys, from the last days of the dinosaurs to the first hotels on the Moon. Prices in chrono-credits (₵), per traveller, wardrobe and return included.
66M BCE
Hell Creek · North America
Last Days of the Dinosaurs
Watch Triceratops herds ford the river from a cloaked ridge-top hide, guided by our paleo-rangers. Asteroid-free return guaranteed.
5 days · from ₵ 9,400
18,000 BCE
Beringia · Asia to America
Mammoth Steppe Trek
Cross the land bridge between two continents beside woolly mammoths, then share a fire with the first Americans. Thermal suits included.
4 days · from ₵ 6,200
2560 BCE
Giza · Africa
The Pyramid Rising
See the Great Pyramid while its limestone casing still shines white, and lunch with the work crews — well paid, well fed and very proud.
3 days · from ₵ 5,100
80 CE
Rome · Europe
Opening Night at the Colosseum
A hundred days of games begin under the great velarium. Senator-row seats, a toga fitting and a dawn walk through the Forum.
4 days · from ₵ 4,900
742 CE
Chang’an · Tang China, Asia
Lanterns of Chang’an
The largest city on Earth at its height: Silk Road caravans, poets in tea houses and a West Market that glows all night.
5 days · from ₵ 5,600
750 CE
Tikal · Central America
Temples of Tikal
Stand in the Great Plaza as Temple I catches the sunrise, then join the crowd for a royal ceremony. Jaguar-safe guided routes.
4 days · from ₵ 5,300
1250
Carcassonne · Europe
Tournament at Carcassonne
Banners, jousting knights and a feast beneath freshly built walls. Chain mail optional, earplugs strongly recommended.
3 days · from ₵ 3,900
1324
Timbuktu · Mali Empire, Africa
City of Gold and Books
Ride in with Mansa Musa’s golden caravan, browse the manuscript markets and hear scholars debate the stars at Djinguereber.
5 days · from ₵ 5,800
1967
San Francisco · North America
The Summer of Love
Flower crowns, open-air concerts in Golden Gate Park and a painted bus to Haight-Ashbury. Our most peaceful jump, and our most requested.
3 days · from ₵ 2,400
1985
Tokyo · Asia
Neon Tokyo
Arcades, Walkmans and rain on neon in Shinjuku. Includes a cassette mixtape, a karaoke night and a bullet-train day trip to Kyoto.
3 days · from ₵ 2,200
1999
Sydney · Oceania
Millennium Eve
Count down to the year 2000 on the harbour as fireworks light up the Opera House. Spoiler: the Y2K bug was a no-show. We checked.
2 days · from ₵ 2,900
2078
Sea of Tranquillity · The Moon
Lunar Grand Resort
Skip back to the golden age of lunar tourism: low-gravity pools, Earthrise breakfasts and an official Moonwalk certificate.
4 days · from ₵ 7,700
How a jump works
Four steps from New Geneva to anywhen.
01
Choose your era
Browse the catalogue or ask a chrono-concierge for a custom date. We check the timeline for safe arrival windows.
02
Wardrobe and acclimatisation
Our robotic tailors fit your period costume. You get a language patch, local coins and every vaccination history forgot to mention.
03
Step through the Golden Ring
Nine seconds of warm light and a faint smell of oranges. Your guide and your cloaking field arrive with you.
04
Home before dinner
However long you stay, you return one minute after you left. Jet lag across millennia is on us.
The Paradox Protocol
Four golden rules. Break one and you will not exist to complain.
I.
Take only photos
No souvenirs, no fossils, no Roman coins in your pockets. Customs in 2154 checks every sock.
II.
Never meet yourself
Booked the same 1985 trip twice? Your wristband buzzes if you come within 50 metres of you.
III.
Don’t step on butterflies
Especially in the Cretaceous. Stay on the hovering walkways your guide lays out for you.
IV.
No spoilers
Do not tell Caesar about March. Do not sell stock tips in 1985. Do not explain the internet to anyone.
Ways to travel
One era, three eras or all of them.
Day Tripper
₵ 1,900
24 hours in one era of your choice, group of eight, guide and wardrobe included. Perfect for first-time jumpers.
- One era, one day
- Standard costume fitting
- Return to the minute
Grand Tour · most loved
₵ 12,500
Three eras on three continents in ten days, like Giza, Chang’an and 1967. Hop between centuries with the same guide.
- Three eras, ten days
- Bespoke wardrobe for each
- Private ring departures
Chronomad · per year
₵ 39,000
Unlimited jumps for a year, a personal chrono-concierge and first access to new eras as the Authority licenses them.
- Unlimited eras
- Personal concierge
- Early access to new eras
Postcards from the past
“I came home with a Roman sunburn and zero regrets. The toga was surprisingly breezy.”
Ama O. · Accra, 2153 · Rome 80 CE
“A mammoth sniffed my hood. My grandkids think I made it up. I have photos.”
Bjørn L. · Oslo Arcology, 2154 · Beringia
“Tokyo 1985 ruined music for me. Nothing in 2154 sounds as good as a Walkman in the rain.”
Mei T. · Lunar Port Shackleton · Tokyo 1985
Questions, answered in advance
Before you jump.
Is time travel safe?
Safer than a 2020s airline. Every traveller wears a cloaking field and an emergency recall band, and every era has a medical pod parked just outside history.
Can I change history?
No. The Golden Ring only opens onto moments that are already stable, and the Paradox Protocol does the rest. You can, however, change your mind about dinner.
Will I age while I’m away?
Exactly as long as your trip lasts. Five days in Chang’an makes you five days older — and noticeably more relaxed.
Do I need to speak Latin, Mayan or 1980s slang?
Your language patch handles it, from Classical Latin to totally radical. It dissolves on your return.
Can I bring children?
Yes, from age eight on most eras. The Cretaceous is twelve and up, because the T. rex is very, very real.
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