Try and Fly at Wahoo Trapeze is the perfect opportunity to experience the thrill of flying trapeze in a fun, welcoming environment! Whether you’ve always dreamed of soaring through the air or are simply looking for a unique and exciting activity, this special event is designed for beginners and first-time flyers. No prior experience is needed—just bring your sense of adventure! You’ll climb the ladder, take off from the platform, and experience the exhilarating feeling of flying through the air! With a quick introduction and guidance from our instructors, you’ll get a feel for trapeze without the commitment of a full class. At Wahoo Trapeze, we believe flying should be accessible, fun, and rewarding for everyone. Our supportive and encouraging environment allows you to step outside your comfort zone and surprise yourself with what you’re capable of achieving. Not sure if you’re ready to sign up for a full class? Try and Fly is a great way to test the waters and see what trapeze is all about in a low-pressure, high-fun setting. This event is perfect for individuals, families, and friends looking to try something new and unforgettable together. Whether you’re conquering fears, checking an item off your bucket list, or just looking for a unique adventure, Wahoo Trapeze is here to help you take flight!
SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1 PM
Wahoo Trapezee
700 E Johnson St,
Philadelphia, PA 19138
TICKETS
GA $10
Recommended for ages 5+
Wahoo Trapeze is a flying trapeze school dedicated to creating unforgettable
experiences for all ages and skill levels.
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