Nice! I did a similar thing in Toronto with the CN Tower Edgewalk 10 years ago. Can't wait to do this next month. This would seem great to do at night.
If I can get my project passed I would like something like this without climbing through stairs. Of course it wouldn't be as high but you would be standing on a ledge over 500 feet above the city of Wichita.
Hi, I was wondering what do you do to come down? Like you take the stairs and you go up and you lean and then how do you come down? back from the stairs? Also I was wondering is it possible to go up and not do the leaning part? Like a fool I agreed to do this with my friend who is a Girl to impress her but im scared of heights so im just trying to see if this is something I'll be able to do. thank you. the video was great btw
So once you get to the top and take your pics, which you do not have to lean over and hang if your aren’t comfortable doing it, you head down a few flights of stairs that are outside but towards the interior of the building. You won’t be near any ledges or anything like that. For the record I have a slight fear of heights, unlike my wife, and I was still comfortable doing 99% of the stuff, hope you have a great experience.
It was fantastic ! We 3 siblings , 62 ,60 n 48 did the climb just last week . Absolutely epic .
Nice! I did a similar thing in Toronto with the CN Tower Edgewalk 10 years ago. Can't wait to do this next month. This would seem great to do at night.
Oh my gosh this looks amazing!! I would be terrified🤣🤣! you both are incredible and by the way such beautiful views💕
Only thing i will be seeing, is your videos! Keep em coming 😀
More coming soon! 😊
If I can get my project passed I would like something like this without climbing through stairs. Of course it wouldn't be as high but you would be standing on a ledge over 500 feet above the city of Wichita.
Cool
Cool video! When you guys went, do you remember how long it took to get outside after you arrived for your reservation time? Trying to catch sunset 😅
Roughly a 1/2 hour but we also had a small group, best suggestion is call ahead of time and see what they say. Hope you get an epic sunset!
Helpful, thanks!@@HANDSTANDZnHANDCUFFZ
Hello, fab video! We are doing the climb next month and I just wondered did you add on the photo package online or when you got there afterwards? 😊
We paid for the photo package before we got there but I think you can add it afterwards also! Have a great time! It is so fun! 😊
This looks terrifying! Kudos to you for doing this!
Does anyone know how many stairs to the top it looks amazing
The edge was very nice but I am not brave enough for the climb on top
I will do it on 11th April.🔥
Yessssssss!! Have fun! :)
we will after 17th April with my 14yo son :-D (he is 6+ft ;-))
@@TheJohniegoodman Awsome. I am 20 years old
How many floors are the steps you have to walk up when you're on the outside?
It is 161 stairs to get to the top!
So do u have to climb back down on the side of the building..or is an elevator an opposite
We had to go down stairs to get back down but on the inside!
Im not doing that
Please how much cost the fotoage and pics?
I think it was around $185 total per person!
@@HANDSTANDZnHANDCUFFZ 185$ per person for entry + 185$ per person for video and pics? So for two persons with foto and video 740$?
@@TheJohniegoodman No, $185 per person including entry, pictures, & video
Hi, I was wondering what do you do to come down? Like you take the stairs and you go up and you lean and then how do you come down? back from the stairs? Also I was wondering is it possible to go up and not do the leaning part? Like a fool I agreed to do this with my friend who is a Girl to impress her but im scared of heights so im just trying to see if this is something I'll be able to do. thank you. the video was great btw
So once you get to the top and take your pics, which you do not have to lean over and hang if your aren’t comfortable doing it, you head down a few flights of stairs that are outside but towards the interior of the building. You won’t be near any ledges or anything like that. For the record I have a slight fear of heights, unlike my wife, and I was still comfortable doing 99% of the stuff, hope you have a great experience.