Try the only outdoor wind tunnel in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
Do you think the best experiences are always in Prague? At Adrop, we've listened to your pleas and now you can try one of the most popular aerial adventures even if it's far from our capital. The Adrop wind tunnel can now also be found in Brno, Ostrava or Bratislava. And it is the only outdoor wind tunnel in our country.
Come and enjoy a safe adrenaline rush in the open air and enjoy a free fall in the free fall simulator, where it goes up to 80 m/s, which is an impressive 287 km/h! The price of the outdoor wind tunnel starts at 1 429 CZK!
How does indoor skydiving work?
- To ensure your aerial adventure goes well, ideally arrive an hour in advance.
- After registering and completing the formalities, you will receive a briefing, essential for a safe and successful flight. It will take about 15 minutes and will tell you what to do and what not to try in the tunnel. You will learn how to communicate with the instructor using signals, because once you are inside, you will not hear yourself over the whistle.
- After the briefing, it's time to rent protective gear. You will be provided with a decent suit, helmet, goggles and gloves to protect you from the airflow. Instructors will help you put on and properly adjust all the equipment so you can enjoy flying in comfort and safety.
- Then comes the flight itself. Whether you have a solo ticket or have chosen the wind tunnel for two or up to 5 people, you will always enter the flight chamber individually. But the tunnel is transparent, so others can cheer you on and in return you can show them how well you can tame the air element.
Depending on the voucher you choose, you'll fly for up to 15 minutes of pure time. However, individual entries last a maximum of 1.5 minutes - even if it doesn't seem like it, it's quite a workout and believe me, the rest before the next event will sting.
During the flight, it will whizz past you at such a speed that you' ll feel like you're floating. The air will hover over you and allow you to rise, fall and try out different tricks if you feel like it. The free-fall simulator is so authentic that skydivers use it to train aerial formations when they can't jump out of a plane. Who knows, maybe you'll be hooked enough to try skydiving with everything next time!
The weather does not affect the experience - you don't fly only in heavy rain or during thunderstorms. But whether it's bright or drizzling outside doesn't matter.
What to bring on a wind tunnel flight?
All the essentials for a safe flight can be rented on site and are included in the price of the experience voucher. It will then be up to you to just throw on some comfortable clothes to wear under your jumpsuit. In summer, shorts and a t-shirt will suffice, in cooler weather long trousers are better. Don't forget sports shoes that stay well on your feet. The air flow is really strong. If the shoe flies off your foot, it won't be pleasant.
Who is a wind tunnel suitable for and who should try something else?
The wind tunnel in Brno and Ostrava is suitable for adventurers from 6 to 99 years old. The whole family, from children to grandparents, will have fun.
Who shouldn't fly?
The wind tunnel is not a suitable experience during pregnancy. Similarly, you should skip the flight if you have shoulder problems, heart and circulatory problems or a sore back.
You should definitely not fly if you have any unhealed injuries. You must not be under the influence of alcohol or other drugs during the flight. Let the endorphins from the experience itself intoxicate you and make you smile from ear to ear.
When will you fly through the wind tunnel?
Can't wait to try a few minutes of freefall? Let's find out when you can enjoy this adrenaline rush.
The Brno Wind Tunnel offers aerial adventures from July to August, while the Ostrava Wind Tunnel awaits you in September. You can always find out the dates when you book your experience.
So get a bunch of enthusiasts together and let's go for it. The more you fly, the better the price per admission awaits you.
