We registered for the Friday evening "drop in" lesson. It was priced really well for the length of the activity. We went as the start of a bachelorette weekend, and other attendees that night were among family, friends or solo. I have a moderate fear of heights, and while they do try to move you through lessons very quickly (so that everyone can have enough time flying) the instructors were kind. I was able to get a few runs in before my guts couldn't handle it anymore, but my friends kept going while I spectated. It was a unique experience and I would definitely recommend it to others.

Went for the drop in trapeze class on Friday evenings. It was full of all ages and skills. I would consider myself beginner since it was my first time trying. I though there would be some preparation and work up to the high swing but nope, it was a sink or swim type of event. I thought there would be instruction (step 1, do this, step 2 don't do this) and then try the technique on low swings but we were not allowed to try them before climbing the ladder. We got 2 rounds in 2 hours for 21 people which I thought was fair. Since there was a lack of instruction, there were commands I had no idea what I was supposed to do so I don't feel like I got everything out of the experience that I could have. Still fun, would I do it again? Maybe a full lesson. The school does circus shows in the summer (May-August) for reasonable prices ($15-20) so I will definitely catch one of those. I have to say the staff (Kathy, Mark and the front desk) were very patient and understanding so nice and friendly. Thank you!! I fully appreciate all the skills of circus performers.