Orlando Science Center needs your help as they attempt to go down in history as having the “Most people flying paper rockets simultaneously.”
Are you ready to Achieve Amazing? Join Orlando Science Center on Saturday, November 16 as they attempt to earn an official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for “Most people flying paper rockets simultaneously!”
OSC will be filling the Dr. Phillips CineDome to capacity and providing each participant with multiple paper rockets and straw launchers. With the guidance of an official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS adjudicator, participants will launch their rockets simultaneously under the supervision of dedicated stewards who will verify the success of the launch.
OSC will have up to three attempts to earn the title, so participants should be prepared to spend up to 60 minutes in the CineDome as they complete the adjudication process.
Participants will not be able to leave the room during this process, or the entire attempt may be disqualified. For this reason, participants must be 8 years of age or older
There may be some down time as the adjudicator and stewards verify the details of the attempt, but don’t worry – OSC will have have exciting programming available for you! Learn about NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission and what it means for the future of space exploration, plus discover the science that was once science fiction with our special Sci-Fi Weekend programming.
Please note that there are strict rules for documenting the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title attempt, including capturing video and photo evidence. Participants must be willing to be captured on camera.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Space is limited for this once-in-a-lifetime experience, and advanced registrations for the record attempt will not be available. In order to participate, you must first purchase or reserve tickets to visit Orlando Science Center on Saturday, November 16.
The attempt will take place in the Dr. Phillips CineDome where seating is limited so a ticket to participate is required. Those wishing to participate in the record attempt should arrive promptly at 10:00 am on November 16, when tickets to participate will be distributed in person on a first come, first served basis.
Just purchasing tickets to visit Orlando Science Center on November 16 does not guarantee participation in the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title attempt.
The attempt will begin promptly at 1:00 pm. in the Dr. Phillips CineDome. Those with tickets to participate are welcome to explore the Science Center up until the attempt begins, including the Science of Guinness World Records exhibition, where you can explore the science behind amazing feats of human strength and endurance!
Participants will be admitted to the CineDome at 12:30 p.m. If you receive a ticket to participate, you MUST check in by 12:50 am, otherwise your spot will be forfeited and given to someone from the standby line.
TIMELINE OF EVENTS ON NOVEMBER 16
10:00 am - Tickets to participate in the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title attempt are distributed in person at Orlando Science Center.
12:30 pm - Check in for participants begins at the Dr. Phillips CineDome.
12:50 pm - FINAL check-in for participants. No-shows will forfeit their spot, which will be given to someone in the standby line.
1:00 pm - The official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS attempt begins in the Dr. Phillips CineDome!
Get more details and purchase tickets now! https://www.osc.org/record-attempt/.
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