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Drone fun on the Beach Front

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Concession Stand opening

Those of you who have heard from us in person, you may already know that we are opening up a concession stand on the Worthing beachfront over the summer of 2024. If you have not heard of it already you can consider this as an official invitation for you to join us at our exciting new venture that we have started along the Worthing beachfront.

 

What are we doing?

As part of one of our many efforts to raise awareness about the drone industry and the upcoming changes it will bring about in everyday lives, we have opened up a concession stand along the Worthing beach front. Essentially, customers can turn up to the stand and put on a virtual reality headset. The headset streams of you directly from one of our unmanned aircrafts. Our professional pilots then take the aircraft for a spin along the beach. The customer gets to enjoy the beautiful view and the exhilarating thrill of being able to fly along the wedding beachfront.

Just like a bird. Although the local birds or having a difficult time understanding whether they like us or hate us.

 

Is it safe?

Now you will notice that we ask this question for every single operation that we conduct. And while nothing is ever guaranteed, what is guaranteed is our commitment towards making all of our operations as risk free as possible. We have conducted almost a weeks’ worth of research into finding out the specifics about the location and communicating with all relevant parties to ensure that all of our operations are as safe as they can be.

Additionally, as usual we always keep an open mindset, and are ready to adapt to new challenges that we face in an environment that changes rapidly.

 

Where are we located?

You can find us on Google by simply typing in “Drone fun on the beach front”.

We've also left you a map below. Or alternatively you can type in the post code ‘BN11 3QE’.



Kind Regards
Ank Raj – Director
Ripple Show Limited
UK Reg – 1261 8320


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