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Ski lift-type chairs would be kept waiting at the door, and would include menues, as well as tray-styled tables. After you'd strapped yourself in, your chair would start moving. It would take you through the cafeteria-style buffet, and servers would hand the food to you. Perhaps you have to make your
order over a speaker before the chair would start moving. Anyway, after you got your food, the chair would move along a scenic route, say over a beach, through a grove, and next to a waterfall.
The Restaurant Above
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already here [Rm Brz, Jul 19 2006]
Dinner In The Sky
http://www.dinnerinthesky.com
You and 21 of your best friends are strapped into special chairs with 4-point seat belts around a large dinnertable and suspended 50 meters above the ground by crane. About EUR 7900 ($15,000US) covers an on-board chef, waiter, entertainment and your choice of views by this Belgian company. [jurist, Jul 19 2006]
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I like the view idea but why do people keep coming up with ideas to move my table around when I'm tying to eat? |
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they don't want you to get complacent
[spoon]. |
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I can sometimes barely use a spoon, let alone use one while trying to take in the view, let alone trying to use one while taking in the view with my chair and table flinging me around like the teacup ride at Disneyland. |
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Complacent is not real fear of my at this juncture of my eating career. |
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impalations should probably be kept at a
minimum i agree. i think we need to send
[spoon] on a spoon-wielding safari
adventure class of some sort. |
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I like this idea, but how do the wait staff refresh your drink? |
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Checkpoint A (distance 1 mile) has a waiter saying "How's everything?" "How's everything?" "How's everything?" |
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If you've dropped your fork or need a new drink, yell it out as you pass and that waiter can radio to the waiter at Checkpoint B who will hand you your replacement. |
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What happens when it's raining? |
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I'd like to see an entire restaurant moving up and down the slope. Maybe you could use the restaurant's own waste water for a funicular system. |
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"Uh, waiter? A larger bird just landed in my soup." |
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Fabio will have the goose. |
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Redundant idea. And not as nicely done. |
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Rm_Brz: actually, different kind of ski-lift - this one is the open chair type, while the one you link to uses cable cars. And your link has an inadvertent "addlink" in it. |
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[Rm Brz], thanks. This is a very similar idea. Did it come to you in a dream in the late 1980's? I'm actually kind of glad that somebody beat me to this here. I think your version might be a bit better.
[jurist], I haven't checked this out yet, but I will. Sounds cool.
[dr curry], thanks for the spelling correction. I have changed it.
[phundug], you make a point. Perhaps the tables do need those intercoms after all. |
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I kept avoiding this idea knowing exactly what it would be. |
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I was correct, but I think I like it anyway. [+] |
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It's probably in the right place then. |
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