Bungee Jumping

Product Code: PUGOL
Location: España:

Your Experience
Fancy attaching yourself to a giant bungee and jumping off of an extremely tall tower? Bungee jumping is an ultimate must for the adrenaline junkie. Ask anyone who has completed this heart stopping Golden Moment and their reply will be: Just Do It!

Following an expert pre-jump briefing and kit-issue, you will experience the breathtaking thrill of leaping from your jump tower. Whilst securely attached into your safety harness and bungee, you will fly towards the ground until the bungee kicks in and you're sprung straight back up again!

Vital information
Minimum age is 14. Under 16s need a parent/guardian's signature. Over 50s need to produce a doctor's certificate. You must be in good health and you must inform us of any medical conditions before the jump as they may prohibit your participation. The combined weight can be no more than 26 stone.

The Weather
High winds or heavy rain may affect this experience. If in doubt, call the centre to check before you leave.

Session Length
The safety checks, briefing and harnessing will take a few minutes. The jump will last a few heart-stopping seconds before you are gently lowered back to the ground.

Numbers
You'll jump on your own, but there will be others waiting their turn.

Spectators
Spectators are welcome. Cameras are also recommended to capture the moment.

Dress Code
Dress comfortably and wear long trousers; you will be upside down.

Availability
During the weekend usually.

Other Information
For safety reasons, glasses and contact lenses MUST be removed prior to your jump. 

Locations
Lleida, Álava, Valencia and Cantabria

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	Bungee Jumping :		123456789
	EXPERIENCE TOTAL		20000pts

Fascinating Facts

Bungee jumping comes from an ancient tradition practised by the Pentecost Islanders celebrating their transition into manhood. Young men jumped from heights of up to 70 feet from specially constructed bamboo towers, or even cliffs, with springy vines attached to their ankles to break their fall. The real pioneer of modern bungee jumping was A.J. Hackett, from New Zealand. In 1987, his illegal jump from the Eiffel Tower gave international prominence to the sport. Hackett went home to set up the first commercial bungee jumps in the world, and his base on New Zealand's South Island can be called the real home of bungee. Today, bungee jumping utilises special purpose harnesses and very strong elastic cords designed to provide maximum tensile strength while still having an elongation of 300% under load. It can be used for 500 jumps and the integrity of the cord is easily checked with a specially designed Over Elongation Indicator. So why do people do it? Recent studies show that a combination of fear, sheer thrill and exhilaration are a tonic for human beings.