Indoor Skydiving with Two Flights

Freefall without the airplane

⏱ 1 - 2 hours👤 All ages$$$

The wind tunnel is a simple idea that feels surprisingly dramatic. A powerful fan drives air upward through a transparent flight chamber. You lie forward, arms and legs spread, and the air takes your weight. The first seconds feel like a wave of wind pressure lifting you; after a minute, most people relax into it. Instructors work in the chamber alongside you, correcting arms and legs with simple signals, and holding your harness-free body as you learn to hover.

Expect a pre-flight briefing in which you learn the hand signals and body position, then you suit up with a jumpsuit, helmet and goggles, and take your turns in the tunnel in turn with the rest of your group. Two flights are included, each typically lasting about a minute, and the rest of the session is made up of waiting, watching and instruction. Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes, tie back long hair and expect to spend some time at the venue even though the airtime is short.

It fits many schedules. Because it is indoors, it works when weather closes the beach, on hot afternoons or in the evening. Families with older kids and teens often enjoy it because everyone can participate, and groups of friends can compare technique. Check rules on age, weight and medical conditions, and confirm the arrival time on your booking. Pair it with a harbor cruise or the Museum of Discovery and Science for a day of mixed activities, and book in advance on holiday weekends.