G-Max Reverse Bungy

G-max reverse bungy claimed itself to be "Singapore’s first ever bungy! Be launched skywards at 200km per hour to a dazzling height of 60 meters! Experience G forces similar to those experienced by astronauts in a rocket launch, all in the safety of the latest G-Max technology." More details can be found here.


The entire team was all out chilling out at Clark Quay and Papa Al offered to send those who dare up the sky on G-max. So the only 3 girls who were there took up the challenge. They even offered video taking for us, of course at an extra cost. How much I don't know, as we were not even slightly bothered to do that. Who the hell want their screaming faces taken and recorded down? Besides, this is not even the most-thrilling ride in the area.

Up on the seats, straps on, handsfree and legsfree, heads back, eyes closed, smoke emission, more smoke emission... probably to drug us and be less fearful... THERE WE GO! We were shot into the sky, with the entire cage rolling, aww the rolling didn't feel good. After the rolling, the cage was just bobbing up and down and slowly coming down. THAT'S IT! $40 AND THAT'S THE END OF IT! This is the most unexciting ride which claimed itself to be "one of the first to experience the fastest most thrilling bungy in the world" according to its website. I think the roller coaster and freefall in Genting Highland are definitely more fun than this. Comparatively, this is: 1. Waste of money; 2. Shameless advertising...

Seriously, $40 per person for this little fun, not worth it.