Students To Visit Zero Gravity
Southwestern Adventist University will be taking its students to Zero Gravity Thrill Park in Dallas on Saturday, Oct. 23. Buses will leave from the library parking lot at 7:15 p.m. Admission is free with Southwestern student ID.
Zero Gravity is an amusement park that features extreme thrill rides including bungee jumping, a roller coaster, a 70-mph rocket ride, a 16-story freefall to a waiting net, and a new four-G ride entitled the Skyscraper.
Those interested in learning more about Zero Gravity Thrill Park can read more here. Or watch the video below.
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