Posted on 11/18/2017 4:59:10 PM PST by COBOL2Java
Nope. No way no how.
Sheesh, what a bunch of light weights. I’d walk the rail after drinking a six-pack.
I am trying to figure out how the got to the top of that rock.
no info on the name of the place? Airheaded journalism.
NFW!
The fear of heights is actually the fear of going momentarily insane in throwing one’s selfover the precipice.
A family of four would be $260 to park, shuttle and walk the skyway?
Or take the sightseeing plane ride. It is amazing in its flight over many areas of the Grand Canyon that are not visible from the National Park south or north rim locations.
I’m with you! I hate bridges as it is.
Wow.... I did the Skywalk in 2014 and I’m surprised by your story. We had a completely different experience. We took a small plane from Vegas.
Btw, I’m afraid of heights and made a fool of myself on the Skywalk. Lol!
Thanks for the warning.
I’m not particularly afraid of heights. I’m terrified of Chinese engineering, construction processes and building materials.
https://www.grandcanyonwest.com/skywalk—eagle-point.htm Nervous about walking on glass almost a mile above the Grand Canyon? Have no fear; the Skywalk is strong enough to bear the weight of seventy 747 passenger jets.
That was the first thing that popped in my mind. How was this thing built? And there is no way I would walk on that, I almost pass out climbing an 8 foot ladder!
I honestly think I’d pass out after a few steps. I felt my stomach sink just looking at the photos.
Who does this?!?
Is that puke on my screen?
Yep, it’s on the reservation. That’s one of the ways they make their money - filleting tourists. I own a couple of acres just off the reservation and just outside of the bounds of the park. It’s a lovely spot, IMO, but I come from a line of AZ desert rats.
I luv Soarin’ at Epcot. The whole thing is an illusion, I think. Initially your seat lurches slightly, and vibrates a bit, to give you the sensation of motion. Several times when the video shows you swooping down, your seat even drops a bit and you feel giddy. But you’re still sitting within inches of where you were when they doused the lights.
[A fear of heights is illogical.
A fear of falling on the other hand is quite logical.]
I have a fear of hitting at the end of the fall.
Er, no thanks
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