Can you resist the Bad Ash Charm:)
See what one of our employees Ashley has to say about how she joined the team!
Zero Gravity (ZG) is dubbed one of the major attractions in Dallas Texas by top search engines! After seeing what ZG had to offer on Youtube (screen name: zerogravitydallas) my friends and I decided to get some adrenaline running through our veins by trying the bungee – the hardest of them all! The staff told us that we should go from the most fun and work our way up to the hardest. How can you ignore what professionals say!? So we went in order from SkyCoaster, to SkyScraper, to Texas Blast Off, to Free Fall, finally ending at the most challenging of them all, the Bungee Jump. The experience had such an impact on me that I decided to join the Zero Gravity staff. I am now a Drop Master on the Free Fall.
The SkyCoaster
Your adrenaline starts here! You go 110 feet up into the air – up to three people at a time can ride. The ride up is relaxing; once you’re at the top you have to pull the rip-cord, which releases you all into a hang-gliding effect. It reaches up to 60 miles per hour! Your heart is pumping fast, but you’re safe within your harness, your friends flying right beside you! The SkyCoaster is one of the best things to do in Dallas for kids. I’ve seen young kids, some even three years old, ride SkyCoaster. They always come back.
SkyScraper
This is by far the most fun attraction at Zero Gravity! You go 165 feet up in the air and spin 70 miles per hour, while pulling four times the force of gravity! This ride seriously looks intimadating at first, but once I got on and went around a couple of times, I could not stop screaming and laughing because of the pure rush of adrenaline. The best is going backwards. You really feel the pull of gravity. While at the top you can see the Dallas skyline and all the surrounding nightlife. The SkyScraper is my 2nd favorite because of the force, speed and the reaction from our customers! I always say, “I guarantee you come down smiling” I am yet to be proven wrong.
Texas Blast Off
This ride is the most extreme! You are buckled into a chair that projects you into the air 165 feet; go from 0 to 60 in 1.2 seconds! My friend and I did front flips and back-flips while my other friends had a hysterical time watching us on the camera. This one is my 2nd favorite of the whole park. So if you want some excitement, this is your ride!
Free Fall
I am finally the Drop Master on this adrenaline-packed attraction (the best tourist attraction in Dallas and my favorite!) You’re 150 feet up in the air, and you drop – with NOTHING attached – into a net that is 110 feet below you. I get a lot of people that try to chicken out on this ride, but with a little of my “Bad Ash charm,” plus some persuasion, they finally drop. You will regret it if you get up there and don’t do it. The videos that I take are at an awesome angle. The camera is right above you as you fall, and it shows the hesitation and fear in your eyes.
Bungee Jump
This is a little too much for me. The bungee is the one that I fear the most. You have to go against your survival instinct and plunge headfirst towards an airbag, not knowing what exactly is going to happen. This the hardest for me because I have to jump off myself. But every time I successfully do it, it is an extreme rush! I can now say that I have bungee jumped from a seven-story tower and I did it with out the assistance of a push! I have to admit that I have taking the Walk of Shame once or twice.