What You'll Get
Every time a bell rings, an airplane pilot laughs at the implausibility of the television show Wings. Experience the friendly skies from the air instead of your TV set with today's Groupon: for $85, you get a 20-minute Super Bowl flight experience in the Southern Cross Douglas C-47 and a Southern Cross T-shirt (a $210 total value). Choose from six dates during Super Bowl week:
- Monday, January 31
- Tuesday, February 1
- Wednesday, February 2
- Thursday, February 3
- Friday, February 4
- Saturday, February 5
The Southern Cross Douglas C-47 served as a troop carrier and paratroop-trainer aircraft in World War II before ending up with the Greatest Generation Aircraft family of planes, delighting flight enthusiasts with journeys over the Fort Worth area. With this deal, you'll climb aboard the World War II flyer and blissfully cruise above downtown Fort Worth to view special ESPN sets built in Sundance Square before soaring past Cowboys Stadium, home to Super Bowl XLV and the three raccoons. With one of the Southern Cross C-47's experienced pilots manning the helm, you'll fly low to get a dazzling view of the city, replete with an eagle's eye view of sport's biggest spectacle. Check out the Groupon FAQ for more information about scheduling and flight preparations.
The Fine Print
Expiration varies. Amount paid never expires. Valid only for date purchased. Reservation required; subject to inclement weather. 24-hour cancellation notice or Groupon is forfeited. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Greatest Generation Aircraft
Originally a TWA aircraft, the Southern Cross Douglas C-47 was adopted by the Army Air Corps to shuttle troops to the front. The twin-propeller plane survived World War II and in the ensuing years underwent a series of makeovers. Its career includes years spent as a reliable set of wings for Delta Air Lines, a troupe of skydiving enthusiasts, and at least one head of state. The C-47 is now meticulously restored to its original WWII-era condition and in the dutiful care of Greatest Generation Aircraft, a nonprofit organization that introduces 21st-century crowds to the C-47 during rides and aerial shows.
