A luxury dinner among the clouds and with amazing views is the core of the concept of ‘ Ibiza in the sky’ which, with the collaboration of ‘Dinner in the sky’, brings to the island an innovative experience that has already been very successful in some of the most important cities in the world such as Paris, Berlin, Dubai or London.
‘Ibiza in the sky’ can be enjoyed on the island from July 5th to August 31st from 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., in several shifts.
As explained on the company’s own website, a crane is used to lift a platform with a capacity for 22 diners up to 50 meters high. From there, guests will enjoy a unique view of the bay of Sant Antoni.
The proposal, with prices ranging from 139 to 229 euros per person, has several options: ‘Tapas in the sky’ (with a duration of 60 minutes), ‘Dinner in the sky’ (90 minutes) or ‘DJ and cocktails in the sky’ (60 minutes).
‘Tapas in the Sky’ offers a menu of six tapas, with welcome cocktail and soft drink included. ‘Dinner in the Sky’ includes a four-course bistronomy menu, plus a welcome cocktail and refreshments. In either of these two versions, diners can opt for the premium caviar and truffle menu.
‘DJ & Cocktails in the Sky’ is the third alternative and consists of an hour of live music with a DJ, accompanied by a welcome cocktail and two signature mixology cocktails.
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Safety
This experience is designed so that through a platform, mostly metal, suspended with high security stainless steel cables, diners can enjoy suspended in the air of a spectacular menu.
In addition, comfort is also one of the cornerstones of this high-altitude experience. The seats are formula One style and each has a safety harness that will keep the diner protected, but that allows for ease of movement at all times. In addition, the chair can rotate 90 degrees, allowing for fabulous photos and videos to be captured, with full safety.
These systems, with which diners are lifted to heights, are supervised by the international testing body TÜV Rheinland of Germany. However, it is not an experience suitable for those with vertigo.