This has been floating around the blogosphere for a bit, since one of the folks at Boing Boing is going on a flight soon, but you can book a flight with Zero-G Corporation and experience 30 second weightless periods on their plane (up to 20 parabolas per trip). A mere $2950, flying out of florida, but man that sounds like fun :)
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