gibbonsreachingout

uzzWent there yesterday , tried to overcome my Vertigo , could only do the first Zip Line , BUT my wife (Grandmother of 5 ) had a ball completing all platforms & wants to do it again.

Value for Money ????

YES !!!!

Staff Professional ???

YES !!!

This opinion was shared by our group , Australian,American,Isralie,German , Iranian

As my Darling said at the end "What a Buzz ! "

We are so glad that you enjoyed the tour - which location if I may ask? We have great respect for our "Grandmother" customers - they know how to have fun! Please consider posting some pictures on our facebook photo albums - fans love them. http://www.facebook.com/FlightOfTheGibbon?v=photos. Thanks.

All Thai residents get a discount, not because of their race, but because we want them to visit often.

We have modeled our policies after other multi-national companies such as Disney World, they are leaders in cultural diversity and non - racial ethical standards. If you are a resident of Hong Kong or Florida or other Disney locations, you can ask them for a resident discount. (http://disneyworld.d...rida-residents/)

We developed this policy in the hope that residents will be able to afford to visit often, regardless of race. We also provide discounts to other groups based on affordability, including more than100 non-profits operating in Asia, and more than 2000 free passes to Asian orphanages each year.

We developed this policy in the hope that residents will be able to afford to visit often, regardless of race.

So can you specifically confirm that foreigners living in Thailand are offered the SAME discount on proof of address? And if not, why not.

I apologize for the delay in getting a response to you, and have actually now set up the system that will notify me when a question comes in. We are currently working on the format on our webpage so that we may include the following statement. "All Thai residents get a discount. We developed this policy in the hope that residents will be able to afford to visit often. Proof of residency, retirement visa, drivers license or work permit will be required for this discount. We also provide discounts to other groups based on affordability, including more than 100 non-profits operating in Asia, and more than 2000 free passes to Asian orphanages each year. " So to answer your question, yes, we gladly honor all people who have residency in Thailand. Thank you for your interest, please let us know if you have further questions.

Dear gibbonsreachingout,

I have a question ,I have 2 children aged 15 & 11.

We are keen that they enjoy your adventure on a day trip,however neither my wife or I will be participants.

Do you have a rate for "passive parents" ?

Best wishes

Wiley Coyote

Dear Wiley - I got carried away in answering you post - and it got deleted - too commercial!! I'm sure something can be worked out, the kids are old enough to do a tour by themselves - but you should call and ask about the Nature tour. Thanks.

One commercial post removed please note only sponsors are allowed to make promotional posts on the forum.

I am so sorry - got carried away answering a post - It will not happen again - Promise!

All Thai residents get a discount, not because of their race, but because we want them to visit often.

We have modeled our policies after other multi-national companies such as Disney World, they are leaders in cultural diversity and non - racial ethical standards. If you are a resident of Hong Kong or Florida or other Disney locations, you can ask them for a resident discount. (http://disneyworld.d...rida-residents/)

We developed this policy in the hope that residents will be able to afford to visit often, regardless of race. We also provide discounts to other groups based on affordability, including more than100 non-profits operating in Asia, and more than 2000 free passes to Asian orphanages each year.

We developed this policy in the hope that residents will be able to afford to visit often, regardless of race.

So can you specifically confirm that foreigners living in Thailand are offered the SAME discount on proof of address? And if not, why not.

I apologize for the delay in getting a response to you, and have actually now set up the system that will notify me when a question comes in. We are currently working on the format on our webpage so that we may include the following statement. "All Thai residents get a discount. We developed this policy in the hope that residents will be able to afford to visit often. Proof of residency, retirement visa, drivers license or work permit will be required for this discount. We also provide discounts to other groups based on affordability, including more than 100 non-profits operating in Asia, and more than 2000 free passes to Asian orphanages each year. " So to answer your question, yes, we gladly honor all people who have residency in Thailand. Thank you for your interest, please let us know if you have further questions.

Seems they offer double pricing also after phoning them

I won't patronize any business that charges different races or nationalites different prices.

All Thai residents get a discount, not because of their race, but because we want them to visit often.

We have modeled our policies after other multi-national companies such as Disney World, they are leaders in cultural diversity and non - racial ethical standards. If you are a resident of Hong Kong or Florida or other Disney locations, you can ask them for a resident discount. (http://disneyworld.d...rida-residents/)

We developed this policy in the hope that residents will be able to afford to visit often, regardless of race. We also provide discounts to other groups based on affordability, including more than 100 non-profits operating in Asia, and more than 2000 free passes to Asian orphanages each year.