Niagara Falls Bridge

[strayed]

Seeking advice! I plan to take a train down to niagara falls in order to jump off the rainbow bridge and hopefully ctb. Has anyone here jumped off a bridge and survived? Did you experience any pain hitting the water/ground? Whats the best time of day to jump to avoid other pedestrians, and what are some things that I can do to get over my SI before the jump?

 

[Moonlight Roses]

Seeking advice! I plan to take a train down to niagara falls in order to jump off the rainbow bridge and hopefully ctb. Has anyone here jumped off a bridge and survived? Did you experience any pain hitting the water/ground? Whats the best time of day to jump to avoid other pedestrians, and what are some things that I can do to get over my SI before the jump?

Can you take me with you I'm in nyc

 

[ruin the friendship]

I would be careful, since the rainbow bridge crosses international borders it's constantly watched by border patrol and even late at night it can be really busy with people traveling between the countries

 

[nobodycaresaboutme]

The Height of Niagara Rainbow Bridge is 202 feet. This is not higher than 250 feet, the recommended height to get 95% fatality when you land on water. It looks like there is some space to land on the ground at the ends of the bridge in pictures. Maybe you can aim at this spot but trees there would weaken the impact. I don't know which is more fatal water or ground. And if there are so many visitors, this bridge might not be suitable for CTB to begin with. Someone will talk to you or call officers when you are gazing below with a troubled look. I don't know when it is not crowded.

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