Can Anyone Go Hot Air Ballooning?
Reviewed by the Seeking Adrenaline team
Most healthy people who can stand for the flight can go. You do not fly the balloon. Kids and weight are the operator’s rules. Pregnancy and recent surgery: ask them, then a clinician.
Landing can be a bump. If standing and a flex of the knees is a problem, say so before you pay.
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Browse Air for Hot air balloon rides operators, or jump to one of these live listings:
- Northern Light Balloon ExpeditionsSedona, AZViewWebsite
- Red Rock Balloon AdventuresSedona, AZViewWebsite
- Grape Escape Balloon AdventuresTemecula, CAViewWebsite
- Lake Tahoe BalloonsSouth Lake Tahoe, CAViewWebsite
- Napa Valley AloftYountville, CAViewWebsite
- Napa Valley BalloonsYountville, CAViewWebsite
- Palm Springs BalloonsLa Quinta, CAViewWebsite
- Sunrise BalloonsTemecula, CAViewWebsite
- Fair Winds Hot Air Balloon FlightsBoulder, COViewWebsite
- Life Cycle Balloon AdventuresBoulder, COViewWebsite
- Berkshire BalloonsNew Hartford, CTViewWebsite
- CT Voyager BalloonsWoodstock, CTViewWebsite
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