Eating from a table in the sky...

I think my nerves would get the better of me and the butterflies would mess with my appetite. LOL! And, I can't even begin to imagine how much one would have to pay for this experience. It can't be cheap since they can't possibly have a lot of these meals each night. How many of these could they actually do since the food has to be pre-selected and, it isn't like there is more than one table up there at a time. LOL! It just seems sort of impractical...not to mention dangerous! LOL!

LOL! I wondered that about the bathroom too but, I guess you just have to hold it and wait until you get back on the ground before you can go. LOL! That, in and of itself, might keep me from trying this because, this would scare me into some nausea and, I would probably really need to use the bathroom several times. LOL!

I kind of wondered about the wind factor in it. I would have to imagine that the table is pretty heavy and, I am sure the made precautions to keep it from swaying too much. Otherwise, they are putting people below the table, on the ground, at risk of having something from the table fall off it and hit them. But, I would imagine that there is still some wind factor up there. And, I have a fear of both heights and close spaces combined so, this might send me into a panic attack which would end up preventing me from being able to eat. LOL!

LOL! Pie in the sky...LMAO! I have to wonder how this will work out for the guys that started it. From what I have seen in this discussion, only one person would be interest and, even he joked about it so, I can't imagine that many people actually taking part in it and the guys being able to keep the business up. But, then again...there are a ton of thrill seekers out there so, maybe there is more interest in it than we are seeing in this discussion. LOL!

LOL! I think I like my feet on the ground better than up in the air too. In fact, I used to climb trees, roller skate and ride a bike like it was my job. Now, I am afraid of heights combined with small spaces...doesn't get much higher and smaller than that. Well, maybe higher but, that combination would likely be enough to put me into a tailspin. I also can't roller skate anymore. I am too stiff and scared of falling on my butt. And, they say that you never forget how to ride a bike. That is true but, my anxiety level is pretty high now when riding a bike that I clench my hands around the handle bars and am in constant fear of falling off the bike. So, I can honestly say that my bravery has definitely come to a plummet since my younger years. Weird how that works! LOL! Yup...I think I am with you about preferring to keep my feet on the ground. Although, give me a good roller coaster and I am there!

LOL! That would be my concern! Spend all that money to get up there and be too nervous to eat. It looks fun but, I don't think it is very practical.

I have to wonder about that too. But, I am sure they secure it somewhat steady enough because otherwise, too much rocking and rolling with any wind would mean things possibly falling off the table and hitting someone on the ground below. I would have to imagine it costs a pretty penny too so, it is likely pretty much out of my price range. LOL!

LOL! I think I might be right there with you as far as color changes. I am afraid of heights and small spaces combined so, that would probably bring on a panic attack. I love adventurous stuff...to a point. Roller coasters? Bring them on! The higher, the scarier...the better. But, eating up in the air at a table suspended from a crane...really, I don't think I would be doing much eating. LOL! I am still curious though and, would still consider it a little but, probably chicken out.

LOL! I have a combined fear of heights and tight places so, while I think it might be fun, I wouldn't get much eating down with a ClaustroAcrophobic panic attack! LOL!

LMAO! So, I can call it a date? You and me and a few of our closest strangers 160 feet in the air enjoying 6 courses of God only knows what goes with clouds? LOL! And, because you won't be hanging upside down, you won't have to worry about that pesky tea up your nose! LOL!

LOL! I have eaten in one of those rotating restaurants a couple of times. And, I do have a bit of a fear of heights when combined with tight spaces and, this might be one of those fearful situations for me given the fact that I am strapped into a chair, high above the Earth with no room to move more than my hands and maybe my elbows a little! LOL!

LOL! I was just saying (above) that I would imagine that they have to have it so that the table doesn't move too much because then something could fall off the table and hit someone on the ground below. I didn't even think about someone getting nauseous and throwing up onto someone down below. And, what happens if you drop a utensil as sometimes happens in restaurants! LOL! Oops...I went to have a unique dining experience and ended up killing someone down below when my fork speared through their brain. Yikes!

LOL! I would be intrigued and potentially up for it but, my nerves would probably win out and keep me on the ground looking for something a little less adventurous as far as an eating experience! LOL! I have to admit that it is an innovative idea but, it doesn't seem very practical and, need I mention...dangerous? LOL!

I thought about how expensive it must be too. Also, imagine how long the waiting list for this kind of thing would be? How many meals a day do you think they could prepare? I can't imagine they can book more than one reservation a day. And, with it being 6 courses, that would be difficult too. The wind, I don't know. I would imagine that the table is heavy enough to sustain most of the wind without too much movement. But, I would also think that people would get blown to bits up there. The chairs and table may be sturdy but, hair might be an issue! LOL!