Events in Eastern Europe 

Make sure the next stag do you plan has a truly memorable activity. Hell, go paintballing and karting at home – you’re in the Wild East where, thanks to loose safety laws and a who-cares attitude, nearly anything goes. We’ve rounded up the top 5 adrenaline activities, courtesy of Pissup.com 

Enjoy hearing your victim’s screaming in pain after you’ve shot them playing Airsoft Machine Gun Assault. It’s illegal in the UK so one of your only opportunities to do this is in Budapest. Armed with exact replica machine guns, you and your team scatter through buildings and trenches, hunting down and injuring your mates in cold blood. Cunning tactics and the ability to shoot will aid your mission, which of course is to leave as many welts as possible on the enemy. This insanity is exclusive to Budapestpissup.com.  

Ever wonder why hamsters seem to enjoy those funny balls they run around in so much? Satisfy your rodent lifestyle speculations by zorbing in Bratislava. Into a huge inflatable ball you go and some kind soul kicks you down the hill. You jump, flop and essentially bruise yourself at speeds up to 50 kilometres an hour. Why, you ask? Why not? When else will you have the chance to see your mates stumbling around like drunken fools…oh, wait, that’ll happen later too. Best advice from Bratislavapissup.com, organizers of the madness: go first before the puke soils the zorb. 

Fulfill your Tom Cruise Tom Gun fantasies by taking a ride in an L-39 military jet plane in Prague. The folks at Praguepissup.com say it’s the number one activity to take your breath away; literally! This Czech-made fighter plane was designed to train Russian MiG pilots. You’ll shoot into the air at speeds over 4000 feet per minute. Which means the comfy ejection seat strapping you in will be holding on at about 700 kilometres per hour. It’s pricy, but definitely memorable! 

Want to recreate a World War II combat zone – without any risk to life and limb? Outside Warsaw, Poland, you can sign-up for the opportunity to take control of a tank and hold maneuvers in the “battlefield.” Now’s your chance to operate the equipment on an authentic armoured Soviet T-35 or T-55 tank. You’ll roll through the forest and hills of a former army base and envision how the Polish front lines looked during World War II. In addition to the tanks, a range of other historic military vehicles can be explored as well. Organized through Warsawpissup.com, they’ll even throw in an authentic field soldier lunch of Polish sausage and beer! 

Just can’t keep your feet on the ground? Go to Tallinn, Estonia and experience the fright-flight of your life. Take off in a JAK two-seater plane, driven by a former military pilot. Sounds tame enough, until you realize this is an aerobatic flight – and the pilot is a stranger, in a foreign country and…really what else do you need to know to grasp the concept of fear? The joy? ride comes courtesy of Tallinnpissup.com