Just like the HALO Space Capsule, France-based Zephalto also plans to offer $130,347 USD luxury balloon rides to the edge of space, complete with Michelin-star meals. The balloon, called ‘Celeste’, can comfortably accommodate up to six passengers and two pilots for the 6-hour journey up to the stratosphere at 80,000-feet.
So far, Zephalto has sold out of all 2024 voyages and are now accepting pre-reservations for 2025 at $10,864 per person. The helium-filled, high-altitude balloon will cruise for 3-hours before hitting maximum altitude in just 90-minutes. As the sky turns dark due to the low scattering of light at higher altitude, the Michelin-star meal begins.
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You need psychological preparation. We know from the 600 people who have went above this altitude that seeing Earth in the darkness is an experience that can be emotional. Zephalto’s vision is to offer guests a chance to view the Earth from a new perspective and witness its spherical curve, in the darkness of space but in the comfort of quality, hospitality and safety,” said the company.
