The worst part of this zip line was standing on that grate and looking down. The ride was pretty spectacular. The staff was very thorough and professional
It's definitely worth it. the whole experience was about an hour because you have a smaller zip line training session before what was in the video. Still gave enough time to do everything else on the stop there
How does it actually feel on the ride compared to a roller coaster? I've noticed a lot of the ppl in this video still had glasses or sunglasses on and they didn't fall off? I wear glasses and would prefer to be able to keep them on and enjoy the view without them getting messed up or falling off. And does the ride up the mountain take you outside Labadee's secure area?
Hey Eric... It's much smoother than a roller coaster with no real G-force that I can remember. I would get something to secure your glasses just in case the wind kicks up on your descent, additionally you will NOT leave the secured area on the way up, but stay focused when purchasing souvenirs especially the outdoor area in the back where the locals are allowed to sell paintings, bracelets and such... They can get somewhat aggressive trying to sell you stuff!!!
Is this excursion honestly worth the $102.99. Ive zip lined through the jungles of Cambodia before and its underwhelming. "Seems" scary but isnt. However, Ive never ziplined at that angle and over a beach.. Is there anything else that comes with the $102 admission?
Hi. sorry for the delay. Thanks for the complement! I had a GoPro with a strap around my wrist [very important] and I was able to keep it as steady as you see in the video. Chest mount would probably be better. Have fun! We're going back next year
I held it. The good thing is that the harness was really stable and didn't spin around so you'll be able to get good footage if you just hold it [with a strap around your wrist]
@@familyfisttravels9270 You did well to hold it. I think there might be restrictions against that now. Either way, looking forward to a new memory with my son.
