Flying in an air tube

Flying in an air tube
An air tube is a simulator, a simulator of free flight, allowing you to experience the feeling of floating above the ground.
Orenburg, Kaliningradskaya St., 37

Description

An air tube is a simulator, a simulator of free flight, allowing you to experience the feeling of floating above the ground. A powerful airflow in a closed air tube, moving at a speed of over 200 km/ h, creates conditions for simulating free fall, but without overloads, as in skydiving. Powerful air flows provide a realistic effect, which causes unforgettable emotions and gives a lot of impressions!
  • The minimum flight time for 1 person is 5 minutes.
  • The recommended age is from 5 years old, and the flying weight is up to 120 kg.
  • Persons under the age of 16 must be accompanied by adults!
  • Absence of serious problems with the cardiovascular system.
  • The clothes are loose, not restricting movements, comfortable shoes.
  • For safety reasons, beginners can only be in the stream in the presence of an instructor.
  • For beginners, the paid flight time in the wind tunnel is divided into sessions of 1.5 minutes, 2 or 3 minutes.
  • You will be equipped with a special flight suit and helmet.
  • Training, equipping, preparation, etc. — take about 10-20 minutes, regardless of the tariff you choose.
  • Only the net flight time is charged. Training and equipment time is completely free!
  • Light rain, gusty winds, and snow do not affect flights in the airflow tunnel. Do not forget that the air flow rate is over 200 km/h!
  • It is forbidden to fly in a tube under the influence of alcohol or drugs. We assure you, the thrill will be at its limit!
  • Fares for flights to the air tube
Cost:
5 minutes = 2500 rubles - 1 person, the flight session can be divided into 1 , 1.5 and 2 minutes
6 minutes =3000 rubles
8 minutes = 4000 rubles
10 minutes = 4,500 rubles

Group rate for children from 4 to 10 years old:
5 minutes=2000
6 minutes =2,400 rubles
8 minutes = 3,200 rubles
10 minutes = 4000 rubles

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