CabanaCutie just got out out of the hospital, still felling sick
I almost got to do this once but couldn’t because of the price, but I’m saving my pennies.
pumpkinpatch5708 is soooo busy between work and school and holiday crap. Gettin it!
How I did it: I work at the Above the Poconos Skydivers in Hazleton, PA and we took a trip to New Hampshire about 2 years ago to go in the wind tunnel. It's a great way to train for free-falling while skydiving. But if you don't skydive, it's still a lot of fun and worth doing it.<AWESOME> Read how I did it…
CabanaCutie just got out out of the hospital, still felling sick
I almost got to do this once but couldn’t because of the price, but I’m saving my pennies.
Glorie_Box a lot less depressed this week
So I’m seriously working toward accomplishing this goal, hopefully by the next pay day, which is two weeks from now for me. I went on facebook and messaged several of my contacts asking if anyone was interested. So far I have gotten two yes’s and one maybe. Considering it costs about $576.00, I’m hoping to get more takers. I guess we’ll see. Worse case scenario, I might go onto craigslist and find another couple random people to go so that we can lower the price. I really don’t want to pay more than $250.00. To do that I have to get…wait let me calculate this…
Okay, so I need like five or six people in order to pay less dinero. I guess we’ll see.
Glorie_Box a lot less depressed this week
Yeah, ever since my fiance and I broke up I’ve been steadily making a list and working toward completeing things that scare me sh*tless. One of those things is indoor skydiving—I’m looking into this place in North Carolina. It costs like $525 for 12 people. Right now I can think of about seven people who may be willing to go. That would definately bring down the price and up the fun. I feel really weird suggesting it though because this isn’t the sort of thing that my friends and I normally do. I wonder what they’ll think. If no one or very few of them are willing to do it, I definately still want to go. So yeah, here goes nothing, here goes everything. Let’s bloody make this happen!
I’m going to send out an email to everyone now.
I did this in Orlando at http://www.skyventureorlando.com/
Here is a video of my experience.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp2T2gw3HJE
I wouldn’t say I make it look easy, but for as bad as I look doing it, most people just bounce off the walls the whole time if the guy in there with you isn’t holding onto you.
I thought it’d be cool to try this. There’s one in the Bay Area, so I think I’ll be trying this eventually. :)
not sure if i can because of my disablity but its worth checking into
I went on Saturday in Pigeon Forge, TN. It was great, and I definitely recommend it!
I went indoor skydiving in Tennesee many years ago and it was a total blast and I would do it again! The only thing was after I got done I couldn’t stop sneezing for an hour or more! I was getting kind of nervous and thought I was going to have to go to the hospital but the sneezing finally stopped. Must have been the dust from the fan in the tunnel.
Anyways, I highly recommend it!!
I can’t quite convince myself that jumping out of a perfectly good air plane is a good idea. Indoor skydiving was for me! I have gone twice now, and it is the bomb! You feel like you are flying without “falling”. I felt it was like I was meant to fly!