Zip-line Dambuster sends you down the usual zip-line experience, but contained within a reinforced glass and metal sphere, and over an expanse of water, like a reservoir. At the optimum point on the downward journey, the sphere is released, with you in it. - (suitably and securely strapped within its padded confines)
Free fall in a forward trajectory is the result, followed by the bouncing/skipping action of the sphere traversing the surface of the water below, (dambuster style) finally coming to rest as the buoyancy bags deploy, and a waiting boat manoeuvres into position to winch you on board. (paramedics are standing by)-- xenzag, Oct 29 2015 Tally ho indeed. Barnes-Wallace_20Of...Skydiving_20Society [MaxwellBuchanan, Oct 29 2015] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bOGRTlrYCIE Dambuster bomb test [xenzag, Oct 30 2015] Found something about the documentary http://www.pbs.org/...ng-hitler-dams.htmlAs mentioned in an annotation. [Vernon, Oct 31 2015] Zip-line? Pshaw. Any customers in search of a more realistic experience are invited to join the Barnes- Wallace Offshore Skydiving Society (link).-- MaxwellBuchanan, Oct 29 2015 I had forgotten to include the rubber dam in my annotation of 2009-- xenzag, Oct 29 2015 Would the person be spinning also?-- travbm, Oct 30 2015 There is an actual video documentary about the original dam busters of WW2, and they didn't use spheres. They used barrel-shaped bombs, and they were pre-spun before getting released from the bombers. If you had a person inside such a spinning barrel, the weight distribution would probably have awful side effects, and the rate of spin alone would likely be deadly.-- Vernon, Oct 30 2015 A halfbaked idea then.....details of dambuster very familiar. See link-- xenzag, Oct 30 2015 random, halfbakery