Baseline rules
Age 18-75 at launch; ages 76-80 by enhanced review. Able to transfer independently or with an approved adaptation, communicate in mission English, complete training and follow crew instructions.
Preparation is part of the journey
Ready for space.
Never rushed.
Most guests spend 12-18 months preparing. We coordinate every assessment, training session, fitting and family briefing around a single, understandable plan.
From inquiry to Earth return
Your travel timeline.
Timing shown is typical. Medical reviews, custom accessibility plans and launch changes can extend the process.
12-18 months: inquiry & provisional seat
Journey consultation, identity and sanctions checks, package selection, 15% deposit and medical-information consent.
9-12 months: qualification
Records review, in-person two-day medical and functional assessment, psychological suitability interview and final clearance decision.
6-9 months: preparation
Classroom modules, centrifuge profile, neutral-buoyancy or reduced-gravity training, emergency simulations, suit fitting and crew integration.
7 days: launch campus
Final medical exam, quarantine-lite health controls, mission rehearsal, luggage handoff and family briefing.
3-7 days: transit and destination
About three days outbound, the selected orbital or surface experience, then approximately three days home.
7-90 days: recovery & follow-up
Seven nights of supervised Earth recovery plus medical reviews at 30 and 90 days.
Eligibility & medical clearance
Capability matters more
than athleticism.
Applicants do not need to be elite athletes, but they must safely tolerate acceleration, confined spaces, disrupted sleep and emergency procedures.
Reviewed conditions
Stable chronic conditions may be accepted individually. Unstable cardiac disease, uncontrolled seizures, recent major surgery, active contagious illness and pregnancy at launch are disqualifying.
Functional profile
Tolerate a simulated peak of 3.5 g for ascent and 4.5 g for reentry, remain in a pressure suit up to eight hours and complete a 20-minute emergency egress assessment.
Only the fictional Lunar Horizons Flight Medicine Board can issue clearance. A personal physician’s letter supports but does not replace the company assessment.
What to pack
Travel light.
We supply the rest.
Personal allowance
8 kg / 17.6 lb total in one soft bag, maximum 45 × 30 × 20 cm, plus 1 kg of pre-approved keepsakes. Mission clothing, footwear, hygiene basics and all safety equipment are issued separately.
- Prescription medication in original packaging
- Two approved personal outfits
- Digital media on screened device
- Up to five small keepsakes
Not permitted
No loose powders or liquids over 100 ml, weapons, aerosols, lithium batteries outside issued devices, flammable materials, magnetic toys, unapproved food, live plants or items intended for lunar release.
- No lunar samples may return with guests
- Medical devices need advance approval
- Service animals cannot fly
- Checked Earth luggage stays at campus
Private journey consultation
Start with a human conversation.
Contact a fictional Journey Director Monday-Friday, 08:00-20:00 ET. This demo does not submit or store form data.
+1 888 555 MOON (6666)
hello@lunarhorizons.example