(CNN) -- Want space travel but don't have pockets deep enough for Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic or the courage levels to match Felix Baumgartner, the daredevil space-jumper? A balloon trip to (almost) space and back might just be the answer. Arizona-based space travel company World View Enterprises says it plans to offer a trip to the edge of space in a luxurious eight-seat capsule for $75,000 per ticket. It's somewhat more affordable considering Virgin Galactic charges $250,000, which also includes three days of training and two and a half hours in space. The capsule will be lifted by a high altitude balloon that will rise up to about 30 kilometers (98,425 feet or almost 20 miles) and stay aloft for two hours before returning back to Earth, according to a company press statement.
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Arizona-based company plans trip to the edge of space in a "luxury capsule"
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Lifted by a high altitude balloon, the capsule will travel to a height of about 30 kilometers
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The first flight is expected to take off in three years
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