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Charlotte Indoor Skydiving Experience with 2 Flights & Personalized Certificate

Overview
Feel the thrill of skydiving without jumping out of an airplane. It's true! Head to iFLY Charlotte, a premier indoor skydiving facility powered by a state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel. After a training session, you'll experience free-fall conditions with the help of an instructor. No experience is necessary, and afterward, you can take home a personalized flight certificate.
City: Charlotte
Mon 23 Dec
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Starting at $84.99
Mon 23 Dec
Starting at $84.99
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What's Included
One-on-one guidance from a certified flight instructor
Training and use of all gear
Two (2) Flights for 1 person
Certificate of flight achievement
Additional Info
  • Service animals allowed
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • If you have previous neck, back, heart, injuries or shoulder dislocations, are pregnant or wearing a hard cast - you will not be able to fly.
  • In order to provide a safe experience for its customers and instructors, iFLY may not be able to accommodate flyers who weigh between 260-300 lbs and will not be able to accommodate flyers whose weight exceeds 300 lbs. Upon check in for flight reservations, additional evaluation by local staff will be required to determine if flyers between 260-300 lbs can be accommodated and whether additional restrictions may apply.
  • Minimum age is 3 years
  • Children under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign their waiver
  • It is recommended that you wear well-fitting, lace-up sneakers or running shoes and comfortable clothes
  • If you need to reschedule after your reservation is made please call the location directly. Modifications to reservation dates and times cannot be done any other way.
  • Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
  • Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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Reviews (23)
npotter2017
Dec 2019
This was given to me as a gift for my birthday. It was a little different than I was expecting but still a lot of fun. First time flyers will not fly up and down the flight tunnel on their own. Instead, you will hover only about 3 to 4 feet off of the ground and be assisted by one of the employees who may hold onto you the entire time. If you want to go up higher an employee will take you for a short trip around the midpoint of the tunnel for an additional $15.00 per person. Upselling and selling additional trips are big here. Expect to pay extra for helmets with full facial shields (which greatly improve your experience) and to go higher in the tunnel. Each "flight" lasts one minute so any pricing based on the number of flights can be converted into the number of minutes for example 2 flights equals two minutes. The minutes do go by fast but depending on what package you purchased you still feel as though you received some value for your money. Children as young as three years old can participate. You must be somewhat flexible to comfortably enjoy the experience. In order to get the best wind resistance and stay afloat, you will need to extend your body into a U position while stretching out your arms and legs. I have no medical issues and I was still sore after my 2 flights. This is not an experience for people with limited mobility. Expect to arrive at least 30 minutes ahead of your flight time so that you can sign the appropriate paperwork and watch an instructional video. The staff were great and very knowledgeable and clearly love what they do. Fun time.
Cpalady97
Oct 2019
I visited this location for my Autistic sonā€™s birthday celebration. We chose this activity because the website said it was suitable for people of ALL ABILITIES. It even specifically noted Autism and other cognitive and intellectual disabilities. The facility was top-notched, the customer service good and the instructor was excellent. However, for my Autistic son, this was NOT an appropriate activity. The wind tunnel is extremely loud and the force of the wind in your face literally takes your breath away. Both these conditions created a sensory overload for a child who has sensory challenges, as most Autistics do. The instructor spent about 20 minutes giving very detailed instructions on what to expect: how to position your body, how to straighten your legs, how to keep your chin up and most importantly, to relax. But all this fell on deaf ears to a person who is non-verbal and has challenges with receptive language (understanding what is said to him). So of course, his time in the tunnel was a disaster! He had no concept of what to expect and no idea what was happening to him or what to do. It was like pushing a blind person in a pool without telling them first that you were going to do it. I canā€™t imagine how harrowing it must have been for him. I was utterly heartsick watching him. The instructor was wonderful. He tried. I give him an A for effort, but Iā€™m not sure he truly understood what Autism is or how to accommodate my sonā€™s special needs, although I discussed all this with him at the start of the session. Autism is a spectrum disorder, so another Autistic personā€™s experience may be different from ours, but when you profess to be suitable for ALL ABILITIES, its important that you understand what that means and are able to deliver on that promise. My son did not have a terrible experience, but for $239, we did not receive the experience we expected. So if you or someone in your party has physical or cognitive challenges, BE WARY!

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