Romania's first indoor skydiving simulator to open near Timișoara this fall
Romania's first indoor skydiving simulator is set to open this October in Ghiroda, near Timișoara, as part of a new leisure complex developed through a EUR 9.5 million investment. The developers expect the facility to attract more than…
Irina Marica · Journalist
· Updated · 2 min read

Romania's first indoor skydiving simulator is set to open this October in Ghiroda, near Timișoara, as part of a new leisure complex developed through a EUR 9.5 million investment. The developers expect the facility to attract more than 100,000 visitors annually.
Called Zero Gravity Center, the 3,200 sqm complex has been developed over five years and combines the country's first indoor skydiving wind tunnel with a laser tag arena, children's playground and party rooms, restaurant, fitness center, and multi-purpose sports hall.


