Where is Dinner in the Sky situated?
Dinner in the Sky does not have a permanent location, but our office and tables are based in Tasmania. From here we will transport one or two tables as requested by our clients for their events across the country.
How do I get a seat on the table?
It is possible to hire the table for a private event, but be aware costs begin at around $50,000 for the first day plus transport costs - a wonderful investment for brands or large groups, but a big treat for individuals. The best way to get a seat for you and your friends is to register on our website, and we’ll let you know when our partners bring the table to your part of Australia or New Zealand.
What food is served on the table?
This is all dependent on the presenting partner or the location of where we’re delivering the experience. In most cases it will be a high-quality meal, using local ingredients by a wonderful chef, however, the menu is open to the preference of what our event partner/client is wishing to achieve.
What happens if you need to use the restroom?
In most cases, we simply ask guests to visit the restroom before their flight. If it is an extended meal/flight we might all take a break between courses, just like one might at a regular restaurant. Otherwise: you ask where they are to the waiter and… we start a descent. It’s just a bit less discrete because the whole table moves to ground level but it’s a smooth descent 30 seconds to ground level.
Is the event weather-dependent?
Yes, strong wind or lightning will affect our events. We monitor the weather conditions in the week leading up to your event, and if they are forecast to be outside of the safety parameters to operate on your desired date, we will inform you 48hrs ahead and discuss the next steps. We run to global, Australian, local and our own guest comfort standards, so safety is always the priority.
What is the minimum age to attend Dinner in the Sky?
Dinner in the Sky has a minimum age of 12 and in order to secure you safely in your seat you must reach the minimum height of 1.2m. Children who do meet the height requirement must be accompanied by a Parent or Guardian. Dinner in the Sky and their associated suppliers practice responsible service of alcohol at all times.
How many people can sit around the table?
Dinner in the Sky can seat a maximum of 22 people per session with a maximum of 5 staff (chef, service staff, rigger and potentially a speaker or photographer).
Is it safe?
Dinner in the Sky is approved by Australian Safety Standards (AS3533) and in the European Union, and our Australia, New Zealand and Japan businesses are all managed to ISO 31000 guidelines. For over 16 years and more than 56 countries, Dinner in the Sky holds a 100% safety record globally and take safety of all patrons as our first priority.