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Skydiving > Weather

Last updated on 7th December 2010

Skydiving is a weather dependent challenge and some weather conditions may prohibit you from completing your skydive. Prohibitive weather conditions include strong or gusty wind, rain, snow, sleet, hail, fog and low cloud. To avoid a wasted journey you are encouraged to call the airfield on the morning of your skydive to check the local weather.

Due to this weather dependency we are unable to guarantee that you will skydive on the date you have booked. If the weather prohibits you from skydiving then you will be able to reschedule your skydive for a mutually convenient date but you are unable to get a refund. You may be given a deadline by which you must return to complete your skydive but you will be informed if this is the case.

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Bungee Jumping > Weather

Last updated on 7th December 2010

Bungee jumping is a weather dependent challenge and some weather conditions may prohibit you from completing your bungee jump. Prohibitive weather conditions include strong or gusty wind and thunderstorms. To avoid a wasted journey you are encouraged to call the bungee jump centre on the morning of your bungee jump to check the local weather.

Due to this weather dependency we are unable to guarantee that you will complete your bungee jump on the date you have booked. If the weather prohibits you from completing your bungee jump then you will be able to reschedule your bungee jump for a mutually convenient date but you are unable to get a refund. You may be given a deadline by which you must return to complete your bungee jump but you will be informed if this is the case.

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Hitchhike > General Travel Advice

Last updated on 7th December 2010

The information pack provided includes lots of useful travel advice.

• Check the European weather forecast before you set off. You must take note of any weather warnings issued by the Met Office;

• If you're planning on travelling out of the UK then please check the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's (FCO) travel advice on their website or call 0845 850 2829;

• Use your common sense. Do not put yourself in any situation which could be viewed as being potentially dangerous. Do not compromise your safety in order to get to your destination quicker;

Have fun, smile, stay positive and be polite.

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