You've seen and heard about Bungee jumping, which involves jumping from top. Have you tried the opposite? getting tossed into the air from ground level?
There're not many such reverse bungee facilities around and Singapore has one of them. (Operated by G-MAX, who have similar setup in 7 countries). The jump takes people to a height of 60 meters, at 200kmph, at a G Force of 5. Ride till top lasts only a fraction of a second. Once on top, it swings up and down for few minutes, allowing people inside to come back to normal state and eventually come down. Each ride costs SGD 45 per person.
In Singapore it is located near Clarke Quay riverside. Take MRT till Clarke Quay station.
There's another ride which swings sideways.
Operator's website
Also see: Gardens by the Bay * Marina Bay Sands * Singapore newspapers * Labrador Nature Reserve * National Gardens * Kinetic Rain at Changi Airport *
There're not many such reverse bungee facilities around and Singapore has one of them. (Operated by G-MAX, who have similar setup in 7 countries). The jump takes people to a height of 60 meters, at 200kmph, at a G Force of 5. Ride till top lasts only a fraction of a second. Once on top, it swings up and down for few minutes, allowing people inside to come back to normal state and eventually come down. Each ride costs SGD 45 per person.
In Singapore it is located near Clarke Quay riverside. Take MRT till Clarke Quay station.
Operator's website
Also see: Gardens by the Bay * Marina Bay Sands * Singapore newspapers * Labrador Nature Reserve * National Gardens * Kinetic Rain at Changi Airport *
4 comments:
You didn't try it?
No...
Awww, I came here to ask the same question. :(
So changing my question. :)
Why didn't you try it?
Situation didn't permit- I'd to wait for 60-90 mins for next slot. Decided to continue my walk
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