I’m sure you’ve heard about the G-max reverse bungy. they have one in Singapore at Clarke Quay, so if you go there, be sure to try it out! The price for 1 ticket is $40, for adults. It is cheaper for children below 12. And if you have a student card, be sure to bring it along as student price is $30 ($ = Singapore dollars)
Goodness… that reverse bungy.. my mom actually made her 3 children test subjects before she went up. I myself could not think clearly as we have been walking for the whole day. So, what the heck.. I just followed my brothers up.

G-max
Hah. There was actually another one next to it.. the swinging one. People were just looking, crowding round the reverse bungy, but no one dared. Until.. jeng jeng jeng… the Siews came
So….

:D Launching in (n-1)s, (n-2)s, (n-3)s... seriously unknown wey!
So first, they strapped us in… and then the seats were slightly tilted backwards as the elastic chords were stretched. I felt like a sitting duck >< because we had no idea when it would shoot off!
“AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH….. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh………………. “
then,
“……”
“Eh? Finish liao ah?”
At that time, we were just hanging in mid air.. after the first few swings, it had lost its momentum. So we were just sitting up there, looking around, and chit-chatting while slowly coming down. That thing, ain’t scary. -_-. The fun is in the anticipation while waiting to be launched, and in the first few swings. Then habis. $40! Anyway, experiencing a g-force of up to 5G, being swung up to 200m high… ok la.
After we came down safe and sound, my mom went. Cool eh? And people were looking at us when we came down.. probably thinking “siao lang” (crazy person). But we brought in the business! After us, so many people came to try it out! Well, since Singapore ain’t going to have much thrilling rides, not before Universal Studios is done in Sentosa, give it a try if you’re kinda bored with just walking around, sightseeing and shopping.