On May 28, Paris, France, the Eiffel Tower added a high-altitude slide device, and tourists fell down at 90km / h to enjoy themselves. Tourists slide down the second floor of the tower (800 meters high) and arrive at the destination within 1 minute. Tourists say the project is not only exciting, but also full of the beautiful scenery of Paris. It is reported that the high-altitude slide project is still in the trial stage on that day and will be officially opened to the public from the next day to June 11. According to media reports, this is not the first time the tower has opened the high-altitude slide project. In 2017, Perrier, a famous mineral water brand, joined hands with the tower to set up the first high-altitude slide rope to celebrate the 130th anniversary of the French Open and the establishment of the tower.
On the second floor of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, a volunteer slides down a 2600 foot long cableway. It is reported that the starting point of the high-altitude slide is about 115 meters high, and the sliding speed will reach nearly 90 kilometers per hour. The event is a free project. Every day, 100 lucky tourists can experience the pleasure of leaping the Ares square.