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Join us for Stadium Soar at Pittodrie, a unique zipline challenge in Aberdeen that lets you experience this Stadium like never before.
Launching from high above the pitch, you’ll soar across this iconic football stadium, taking in breathtaking views and experiencing the thrill of flight in one of Scotland’s most unique fundraising charity events.
Whether you’re an adrenaline seeker, taking on a personal challenge, or looking for an unforgettable day out with friends, family or colleagues, the Stadium Soar is going to be an exhilarating zipline experience to remember.
Looking for things to do in Aberdeen? Stadium Soar combines adrenaline, unforgettable views and the chance to raise vital funds for Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland. Take on a challenge you’ll never forget while helping ensure no life is half lived.
Book your place today and experience Pittodrie Stadium like never before. Sign Up
Stadium Soar at Pittodrie is one of Aberdeen’s most unique experiences, giving participants the chance to zipslide across Pittodrie while raising vital funds for Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland.
Date: 2, 3 and 4 April 2027 Location: Aberdeen, AB24 5QH Registration Fee: £30 Please refer to any event restrictions before signing up.
By signing up, you are not only soaring across Pittodrie football stadium and taking on the thrill of the height. You are helping people across Scotland living with by chest, heart, stroke and Long Covid conditions, to live life to the fullest.
Every pound you raise funds the CHSS Advice Line, support groups, stroke nurses and rehabilitation services for people living with the effects of a chest, heart or stroke condition or Long Covid.
We ask participants to raise £250 in sponsorship to help support our services in Scotland. When you sign up, you’ll receive:
Our fundraising team will support you every step of the way, helping you smash your target and make a real difference. Sign Up
“I didn’t think strokes happened to people as young and as fit as me.”
Every slide helps fund life-changing support for people living with chest, heart and stroke conditions across Scotland.
You will be making sure no life is half lived. Michael, who had two strokes at 30 years old, was able to get support from one of our community groups and find a helping hand for his stroke recovery.
“It came out of the blue. Suddenly I lost all feeling in my legs and right arm. My speech went. My vision went.” “I was out of hospital but unable to do anything for myself, which took a mental toll. Unable to leave the house on my own, I felt trapped and helpless, despite the support of family and friends. It’s hard to describe what I was going through. Nothing can prepare you for how hard recovery after stroke is.” “I want all stroke survivors, no matter their age, to know they can recover and get back to work or to doing what they love. But we need to see it to achieve it. Having support from Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland made all the difference to me.”
So, are you ready to take the leap and help make sure no life is half lived?
Stadium Soar is a unique charity zipline challenge at Pittodrie Stadium in Aberdeen. Participants zipslide across the stadium while raising funds to support people living with chest, heart, or stroke conditions or Long Covid conditions across Scotland.
Stadium Soar supports Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, helping fund our Advice Line, support groups, and recovery services for people living with chest, heart, stroke conditions or Long Covid in Scotland.
Participants are asked to raise a minimum of £250 to sponsor CHSS recovery and support services.
Yes, Stadium Soar is a great challenge for friends, families and workplace teams looking for a unique fundraising event in Aberdeen. For any queries, reach out to our fundraising team:[email protected]
The height of the zipline is 15 meters/49 feet, and you will bravely slide 150 meters/492 feet over across Barclays Hampden.
Minimum participant weight is 30 kg/4.7 stone. Maximum participant weight is 120 kg/18.9 stone.
Waist harnesses fit waist size of 40 cm/15.7 inches up to 120 cm/47.2 inches.
Please read the full information pack for further information about parking, venue access and accessibility.
If any of the following apply, you must seek professional medical advice before participating and sign a non-standard waiver.
If you are under 12 years old, pregnant, or under the influence of drugs or alcohol, you cannot participate.
You must be at least 12 years of age on the date of the event. Participants aged 12 – 17 years require a parent or legal guardian to be present at the event and to sign the waiver on the participant’s behalf.
If you would like more information about this event please get in touch with the Fundraising Team:
Contact Stephanie Wilks – 0131 297 2750 – [email protected]
Or send a message directly using this form
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