Dancing!

My wife and I dance to Depeche Mode and The Cure at a local 80s club every weekend. Now that I'm blind we hold hands while we dance so I don't dance into people but that's the only concession we've had to make. Nobody at the club knows I'm blind and if they found out I don't think anyone would care.

It's good cardio and great fun.

Indoor skydiving is really cool! You can't really get hurt and instead of doing hand signals, they'll do signaling by touch. I don't know how common those places are though.

If you can find a friend and a big enough parking lot, drive a car. My buddy let me do this with his van the other day, and I was pleasantly surprised at how much fun I found it to be. We just went back and forth from end to end, him telling me when to turn/how hard to turn, and I’m sure I didn’t get over 10-15mph, if that, but I had a good time.

I used to guide for blind skiers. I think that does it. We would strategically choose wide runs with a nice clean slopes. Rowing/sailing can be good in a boat with more than one person. Also check out the Mountain Film festival film called Feel the Vision directed by Tucker Gragg (2018) for inspiration!

Rappelling off of buildings. Ok, I only did it once, and I'll need to be bribed to do it again.., but I did it, and had quite the shot of adrenaline.

In all seriousness though, goalball is super good for this.

Theme parks are great!

Traveling and do it alone as a blind person adventure of your life. I traveled to 6 states in two weeks as a totally blind single woman in her mid 20s that was fun I tell you. Only if I had the money to do it over and over again.

I have a gym down my street where I run on the treadmill and use the stationary bicycle, I sometimes lift weights but only if I have someone watching me.

I like to go out to concerts whenever I can find one, music always fills you with life.

I like amusement parks, it's been ages since I went to one, but I like roller coasters and any type of attraction.

I like movies particularly Marvel, Star Wars, the Terminator(first three were the best) and looking forward to the Dune movie. I watch all movies with described captioning.

For adrenaline, I went bungee jumping once. I’m glad I did it, but I wouldn’t do it again because I don’t need that much adrenaline more than once. But I didn’t have any accessibility issues doing it.

I never thought about that, that’s an interesting question