About 150ft Indoor Bungee Jump
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Picture the scene: You are enveloped in semi darkness, spot lights whirl around Magna’s breathtaking structure, the Face of Steel, standing at 150 feet; you start the 143 steep climb to the jump zone music pumps out of a wall of speakers, dry ice fills the air, and 7 huge video screens project images of what you are about to experience …and that’s before you’ve even taken the plunge!
Located at the at the award-winning Magna Science Adventure Centre in Rotherham, The Abyss has created a unique experience for thrill seekers. The Abyss @ Magna is the UK’s scariest adrenalin experience, the WORLD’s highest indoor Bungee Jump and the only permanent Bungee Jumping facility in the UK.
Registration fee: £26 (inc. booking fee)
Fundraising pledge: £100
Bungee jumping is an activity open to a wide range of people, but as an adventure sport some limitations do apply. To find out if you’re able to get involved, check out this document ‘Who Can Take Part’.
Places in the 150ft Bungee Jump @ Magna are offered in partnership with ‘Run for Charity’. Follow the button below to secure your place today…
Please get in touch with us on events@chsf.org.uk if you have any questions about taking part in this challenge.
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