Balloon Flight – Szczecin and Surroundings
Where Do We Take Off From?
A typical launch site for our flights is Dąbie Airport, but the exact location is set just before take-off, based on the latest weather forecasts and conditions.
Sometimes, we are also able to fly over the very centre of Szczecin.
The Beautiful Szczecin Lowlands
Szczecin is a city where hot-air balloons have rarely appeared until now. Located near the western border, surrounded by water to the north and forests to the east, it has traditionally been considered a challenging area for balloon flights. The proximity of Goleniów Airport also adds certain restrictions for balloon pilots. Nonetheless, DreamBalloon has a lot of experience in organising balloon flights in such locations.
Thanks to our highly trained pilots and top-of-the-line equipment, we are the only company in Poland offering regular balloon flights over Szczecin. Of course, flights must be adapted to local weather and geographic conditions. Sometimes it’s necessary to move slightly away from the city to make sure our flight is as safe as possible. Even so, we always keep in mind that our passengers want to enjoy the city panorama or even fly directly over the heart of Szczecin.
Of course! Our flight calendar offers information on the number of open spots in each flight. Just choose one that has enough spaces for all of you and you sign everyone up for the same flight 😊
Read full articleIt depends – typically between 10-18 people.
Read full articleYes, children at least 120cm tall may join fights, provided they are able to safely participate and are accompanied by a guardian on board.
Read full articleYour ticket is valid for 24 months. On average, our passengers have to sign up for 2/3 flights before they actually fly as our flights are 100% dependent on safe weather conditions. Sometimes, they fly on the 1st flight they signed up for, but sometimes, it takes 3 or even 4 times before they fly.
The moment your flight gets cancelled, your booking code becomes active again and you may sign up for another flight.
Read full articleWe usually spend about an hour in the air. However, this depends entirely on terrain and weather conditions. Sometimes we land after just 50 minutes, as continuing the flight would require staying in the air much longer (for example, when approaching a city or dense forest). At other times, we may fly for 70 or even 80 minutes if the situation requires it (for example, when flying over a city in light wind and waiting to find a safe landing spot). Our balloons are always equipped with enough gas to safely remain airborne for 100–120 minutes.
However, you should set aside about 3–4 hours for the entire adventure. This includes a short passenger briefing, balloon setup, the flight itself, packing up the balloon, and a celebratory glass of sparkling wine shared with fellow passengers and the crew.
