With Trinity Groves restaurants safely reopened and its sunny patios welcoming patrons for lunch, dinner and drinks, the Dallas hangout is a fun place to be. But that entertainment level has just turned up to 11 with the recent unveiling of Skyline Trapeze. It's Dallas's only trapeze rig and aerial training facility, and it's your chance to fly through the air like a circus performer.
Skyline Trapeze was founded by Donovan Chandler who specialized in bio-mechanical physics at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, trained as a collegiate cheerleader, and coached elite gymnastics teams. He's joined by a group of experienced instructors who ensure that each session is safe, fun and informative.
The two-hour classes can accommodate from one to 10 people. Fly solo for some exhilarating social distancing. Or you can bring a small group, making Skyline Trapeze a great option for outdoor birthday parties, corporate outings and active gatherings with friends. Classes feature on-the-ground introductions and safety procedures, followed by plenty of time on the rig attempting various tricks and catches, with a trusty safety net always ready to catch you.
We're excited to welcome Skyline Trapeze to Trinity Groves,
said Phil Romano, co-owner of Trinity Groves. It's completely unique for the area and a great addition to our diverse collection of restaurants and shops. It's the latest initiative to make Trinity Groves the number one entertainment destination in Dallas.
Skyline Trapeze is located at 2720 Bataan Street in Dallas, one block west of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge and one block south of Singleton Blvd.
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