$130 for One Tandem-Jump with a T-shirt at Skydive Tampa Bay, Inc in Mulberry ($219 Value)
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Skydive school open since 1978 straps nationally certified instructors to customers who zoom through atmosphere from 2 miles above ground
Inkblot tests are easy—the answer is always clouds. Go straight into the source of the Rorschach with today’s Groupon: for $130, you get a tandem-jump package at Skydive Tampa Bay, Inc in Mulberry (a $219 value). The package includes:
- Tandem skydive jump (a $199 value)
- T-shirt (a $20 value)<p>
The licensed skydive veterans of Skydive Tampa Bay, Inc have accompanied customers soaring from the bellies of airplanes since 1978. These plummetologists have earned national and international championship titles, multiple world records, and ribbons at pie-eating contests. Divers start off with an introductory class to gain hands-on experience with the equipment and then take to the sky with a teacher in tow for the tandem skydive. Leaping from the airplane 2 miles above ground, each jumper shares a two-person parachute to receive ear-prompted guidance from the intrepid instructor strapped to his or her back. For additional levels of safety, a staff of FAA-certified parachute riggers maintains the equipment and keeps all parachutes in working order and monkey-free.
Classes begin at 9 a.m. and take place each hour after that until sunset, providing each plane plunger with a three- to four-hour adventure total. Just like parent-teacher conferences, classes are by appointment only and include a T-shirt, so customers should call ahead for reservations.
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The licensed skydive veterans of Skydive Tampa Bay have accompanied customers soaring from the bellies of airplanes since 1978. These plummetologists have earned national and international championship titles and multiple world records, and now start beginners on a path to their own air-bound accolades with introductory tandem jumps. Lessons begin with on-ground instruction before instructors securely attach students to their torsos like thrill-seeking mother kangaroos and freefall for two miles. After students learn the basics through tandem dives, instructors put them through the Accelerated Freefall Program, which includes classroom time, ground training, solo jumps, and post-dive critiques of freefall techniques and maneuvers.