You may bring outside food into your Party Room at a Food Surcharge Fee of $25 (applies to any food). Your $100 deposit will be forfeited for contravention of this policy.įood is prohibited in the park unless it is in a designated party room. As such please be advised that ALL decorations, including pinatas, confetti, silly string, streamers, and wall decorations are PROHIBITED. Our Party Rooms are very nice, lightly decorated, and are tastefully presented for all types of uses. If you require extra room time it can be purchased for $63 for 45 minutes. We also try to make rooms available to you from the time you check in until you’re ready to leave, at no extra cost, and provided the rooms are not already in use or required for other events after your standard time is over. This allocation is always based on number of paid participants and not the entourage. At a minimum you will get a room to fit your group comfortably. We always try to provide the customer with the largest room possible. Earth aint the limit, no gravity (uh-uh) Im flying out now, check the galaxy (yeah) Stand up or stand back (back) Be counted or lay flat (flat) Earth aint the limit, no gravity (uh-uh) Im.
Or we’ll bring out candy and people are trying to toss candy to each other and catch it.We have many Party Rooms to accommodate groups from 8 to 100 people. “We open up the water and globules of water will come and people will try to bite the water. “At one point we bring out bottles of water, which is fun,” Gohd said. Once passengers are used to moving around in zero gravity, the staff has some fun with them, Gohd said. And then you’re getting into it, you’re doing flips, you’re doing twists, you’re hanging upside down. “And that could be the ceiling, that could be a wall, it could be another person. “You push yourself off the mat and you’re going to keep going until something stops you,” Gohd said. The remaining parabolas create a zero gravity experience, he said. “So we do two of those cycles to get people acclimated with the different forms of gravity.” “You are going up further and coming down slower and you’re starting to get the feel of less and less gravity,” he said. In between parabolas, passengers stabilize on the aircraft floor.ĭuring the first parabola, flyers experience Martian gravity, which is one-third of their weight, Gohd said, and during the second parabola, they experience lunar gravity, which is one-sixth of their weight. You’ll experience 15 parabolas during the two-hour trip, which last 15 to 30 seconds each. The parabolic maneuvers take place between 25,000 feet and 34,000 feet, he said. The top of that arc to a little bit past the bottom of that arc is where we’re creating that weightless experience.”
“Literally it’s coming up and around and creating an arc. “After we get to our initial cruising altitude, which is about 25,000 feet, we start what are called these parabolic maneuvers,” Gohd said.
The plane, called G-Force One, flies in an FAA-designated airspace that’s about 100 miles long and 10 miles wide. It’s rare that people get airsick during flights, but when they do, it’s usually because they don’t follow those instructions, Gohd said. Also, it’s important to eat carbohydrates the morning of your flight, which is why the company “highly encourages” passengers to eat the muffins, bagels, and croissants prepared for them before they go up, Gohd said. “The first thing we tell you not to do is: don’t drink the night before,” Gohd said.Īlcohol is not a good idea because it affects your senses and equilibrium, he said. Once registered, flyers fill out a medical history form and receive pre-flight instructions.
Some of the celebrities who have taken the Zero-G plunge include Martha Stewart, Ozzy Osbourne, Keith Urban, Joey Fatone, Amy Grant, and Buzz Aldrin.
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