We’re about to send you hurtling down a 230-foot void.
But don’t worry, we’re not mad at you or anything.
It’ll be fun.
Best of luck with Bun J Ride Tignes, a new diversion that’s part ski jump, part bungee jump, part zipline and all crazy, now open in the French Alps.
If you’ve ever wanted to jump off a ramp that’s atop an 8,500-foot-high mountain but, like, not die... then this might just be for you.
Here’s how it works: first, find this thing. It’s situated next to the “Lac” slope by the chairlift. Choose your preferred vehicle, snowboard or skis. Then step into a harness that’s attached to two mobile elastic cords, look down, question your decision, say a prayer and...
... off you go, speeding down the nearly 100-foot runway. Then, when the ramp runs out, you’ll fly out and down. Way down. Thirteen stories down. And just as you start seeing a montage of your life flash before your eyes, the cords stabilize and you zipline back down to earth.
It all sounds pretty straightforward.
But don’t worry, we’re not mad at you or anything.
It’ll be fun.
Best of luck with Bun J Ride Tignes, a new diversion that’s part ski jump, part bungee jump, part zipline and all crazy, now open in the French Alps.
If you’ve ever wanted to jump off a ramp that’s atop an 8,500-foot-high mountain but, like, not die... then this might just be for you.
Here’s how it works: first, find this thing. It’s situated next to the “Lac” slope by the chairlift. Choose your preferred vehicle, snowboard or skis. Then step into a harness that’s attached to two mobile elastic cords, look down, question your decision, say a prayer and...
... off you go, speeding down the nearly 100-foot runway. Then, when the ramp runs out, you’ll fly out and down. Way down. Thirteen stories down. And just as you start seeing a montage of your life flash before your eyes, the cords stabilize and you zipline back down to earth.
It all sounds pretty straightforward.
