Vegas Indoor Skydiving

Great experience. The instructors were very careful and made sure it was a fun flight. It’s $ 75 for a 3 minute flight, but you can get a discount flight for $ 44.99 with your Costco card from Costco online. Would definitely recommend it. My son is 13

This was one of the coolest things I’ve done in Las Vegas! I highly recommend more people do this! It was exhilarating and really exciting to simulate skydiving! I can’t wait to go back and do it again to practice and get better! I highly recommend it to everyone! Super fun!

Lots of fun. I took my wife and 7 year old daughter. They loved it and the DVD was really well done.

Aww it was so AWESOME. They had to crank that wind ALLLLL the way up but I had the experience and laughed all the way through! The instructor definitely earned his tip…

Good experience. Didnt mind the $ 75; it felt right for not an everyday exciting experience. They should tell people to hydrate before the activity starts.

Dude, these people are RUDE.
There’s a weight limit on who can enjoy the flights. Although the promo videos show two people flying. When asked why, they said that the «sky suits» were too small. Uh… So accommodate.
The facility is old and rundown. I’d skip this and find a place where you can actually skydive because it’s around the same cost.
$ 100 for instructional video, tandem 3 – 5 minute flight, and additional cost to for photos.
Weight limit is 180 lbs for women under 6′, but 220 for men 6′. BUT WHY?
#TOOfatTOfly

LAS VEGAS LOCAL here. I’m always hesitant to go to the touristy stuff in this town because I hate the hustle and bustle and the pressure to buy pictures and DVDs and t-​shirts. It was absolutely not the case here.
they where on time efficient, clean, not once was I pressured or ask to tip them, not once did they say buy a t-​shirt or Hey look at this merchandise.
not once did they say oh come on buy these pictures.
Oh wouldn’t you like a DVD?
they have a tip box located at the front at the door that was never even pointed out .so of course I gave generously. GREAT 1ST EXPERIENCE I wish they offered LOCAL DISCOUNT PRICES. I would definitely purchase a punch card or 10 flys for $ 250 SOMETHING like that! So only 4 stars cause businesses in a tourist town SHOULD DEFINITELY TAKE CARE OF LOCALS.
Highly recommend this.

On behalf of NCA National Concierge Association Nevada we would like to say Thank You to Vegas Indoor Skydiving for hosting our event… the team did a wonderful job from the presentation of their new events space to the demonstration in their tunnel by the talented professionals…
We had a wonderful indeed and look forward to building a strong relationship within our community… Keep up the great work…

Let me first say that we are locals (check for locals discount!) and we love this place! Took my son years ago for his bday and went again last night for my daughters 13^th bday. Took her and her 2 friends. Her little brother (6yr) chickened out and they gave me a full refund!
The kids had an absolute blast! Levi, our instructor, was amazing and patient and FUN! The best! We loved every moment!
Thank you Vegas Indoor Skydiving for the memories that will last longer than any material gift we could have given her! Thumbs up up up!!!

My wife and I tried this both for our first time for my birthday. All the staff is super friendly and a special thanks to our instructor Rob who made sure we were well informed on how to maneuver, stay safe and have a lot of fun at the same time. I highly recommend this to everyone! An unforgettable experience!

Decided to surprise my husband and son with indoor skydiving together to celebrate my husbands 30^th Birthday. It has always been something he wanted to do since he was little. I called the place to book a reservation and was greeted by a friendly voice. I received a locals discount since we live in Las Vegas which wasn’t expected, but a definite plus. On the day of the surprise, I made a mistake of flip flopping appt times for my husband and thought I made the reservation for 1:30pm, when in fact it was suppose to be at 10:30am. I frantically called the business and they were happy to assist me in coming in on the next available time slot which ended up being 12:30pm. I was relieved.
When we got up to the second floor to get suited up, they provide you with things that you may not have like ear plugs and shoes, not just the suite and helmet.
There is a cool observatory for people who come with the group, but may not be able to fly. My daughter wasn’t ready to experience it yet so we were able to look through the windows and watch. After watching her daddy and brother, she wants to do it.
Léa was the flight instructor. She was very nice and seemed to have the ability of keeping her students at ease.
Kaniala was in charge of monitoring the wind for the indoor skydiving session and made it super fun with his big smile and shaka’s through the window to remind the students to «Hang-​Loose» and relax.
Overall experience was more then satisfactory. I see us becoming regulars at Vegas Indoor Skydiving.

This place is awesome. If you want to overcome a fear of skydiving without actually going skydiving, this is the place for you.
I came here with my family as part of our holiday vacation because we saw the ad for it as we arrived at Las Vegas airport… Great marketing buy them because it worked!
They have a very super friendly staff who are very attentive and work with you to make sure you get the best experience. And our flight instructor Breeden was excellent.
You have to listen to a class for about 10 minutes and find a waiver that sounds scary but it’s much scarier than what the actual experience itself entails. Then you suit up and go into a room and fly away! With super cool is that her whole family got to go into the room together and those that didn’t fly got to watch and take pictures from the observation deck. So it’s fun for the whole family.
They say that if you can master the flying here you can master it anywhere because the strength of the wind is very strong here versus other places. I highly recommend!

At first, when my friend suggested indoor skydiving, my first response was «no way.»
However, when she told me I was being pushed up from the ground in a wind chamber of some sort, and not falling at all, that sounded a lot better.
It’s kind of pricey, but it was a fun experience! We walked in and got into a class right away– they give you instructions, you learn hand signals and ways to fall, etcera, and then you suit up.
They then bring you into the wind chamber and, with their hands on you, guide you around the air chamber as you’re «floating» in a sense. It was actually pretty hard to stay center for me (I was pretty lopsided. I kept mimicking my yoga moves), but they’re right there by you, to control your movements. One of instructors seemed to be training (I wasn’t a fan of that), but overall, it was a good time!
I also wish they would let you post their pictures of you on Instagram or Facebook (they make you pay. Bleh), but it was a fun experience, nonetheless!
If you’re a scaredy pants of heights like me, yet still wants to feel what «skydiving» is like, while pretty much being only like 3 feet above the ground, indoor skydiving is the way to go. Haha. I sure enjoyed it!

Tony tony tony!!! You have to get tony as your instructor. Super awesome experience and surprise for my bachelor day events. I am an adrenaline junkie and this was just as fun as jumping out of the plane! Must do if you want some fun out of the norm.

Unique experience! you register yourself at the front desk, then the staff runs through all the basics of how to hold your body while flying, hand signals, and safety procedures. You are then geared up with a flight suit, ear plugs, goggles, and a helmet. You enter the wind tunnel area with a small group and the instructor. We each took turns whipping and turning in the air. It is pretty hot in the tunnel and my body started to get sore after a couple of times, it’s a good workout. Some spend about three minutes suspended over an indoor wind tunnel but with my weight I spend about probably 45 seconds each time. The staff were friendly and informative. I would recommend everyone trying this out for something unique to do.

SOOOOOO much fun! This place is legit. I took my family for an excursion and it was a ton of fun! We loved flying. It gets a bit hot in the tunnel, but you forget all about the heat once you are flying. The instructors are superb! A must do for any Vegas lover.

This was a really fun activity! I’ve thought about trying this for years, but just never got around to it.
When you go into Vegas Indoor Skydiving, you are warmly greeted by their desk staff. The facility has an old-​school feel to it, and it shows its age in some spots– kind of run down/​old bathrooms (yet clean enough), suits that had holes in places. However, everything is generally well maintained.
The process goes as follows– you check in at the front desk, they get your age, ask if you have any injuries, and weigh you (luckily, the weight only displays behind the clerk). They will let you know when the next «flight class» is, and if they have openings. The classes are on the hour. Pay your money– $ 75 per person. I didn’t realize that there was a local discount! Grrrr…
The clerk advises that you can go upstairs to the observation gallery to see how everything looks. It’s super loud, and yes– windy! An instructor assists each person in «flying» over a huge wind machine. He holds on, lets you go, and even does a few tricks with each participant. I’m not sure the maximum class size is, but I saw mostly classes of 4 or 5. They probably keep them small so each participant gets enough time.
When your class starts, you are ushered into a room to meet your flight instructor. Our instructor, Tony, was super friendly, funny, and energetic. He explains the waiver process (yes, you literally sign your life away), shows a 5 minute video, reviews the correct positions and hand signals, then you go into another room to get suited up.
The flight process itself was lots of fun! You really do feel like you’re flying at times, and even watching the other participants was fun. There is a camera in there, so once you’re comfortable, make sure to look at it, because they have pictures for sale afterward. Tony was great about making sure we were okay and enjoying ourselves. He definitely had lots of energy and strength, because that wind was no joke! He did cool tricks with everyone, and even flew with us– and we went pretty high up! I never felt afraid, but nervous and exhilarated at times. I didn’t like the backwards position, though.
The total flight was 30 minutes, which felt like just enough time. I don’t know if I’d want to do it much longer, as the noise, wind, and heat started to get to me. After that, everyone changes, and heads back to the lobby where you can fill out a comment card and/​or leave a tip for the instructor. The whole process was exactly an hour.
The pictures are $ 15, and are glossies, I believe 5×7. This includes a jpg file that’s emailed to you (for easier social media posting).
Overall, if you’re looking for something a little different in vegas, or you have had a thought about skydiving but want a less intense and labor intense experience, I would recommend Vegas Indoor Skydiving!

Indoor skydiving was a great experience but a bit short. It’s a lot harder to control your body against the wind then it looks. I feel like prior to entering the tunnel they should recommend that everyone get some water first. It is pretty hot from the fan and the wind can be quite draining. Chris was my instructor, he was very friendly and provided great instructions in and out of the tunnel.

I have never done any skydiving and probably wont be «bout that life» for a while so this was a cool, less terrifying, alternative. Doug was our instructor and he was great. He thoroughly explained everything and even flew higher up with me so he gets even more cool points for giving me special treatment (I was also the smallest person in the session too). Its not necessarily expensive but not cheap either. But it was a cool experience. I enjoyed it and would probably do it again when I return to Vegas.

The only problem with this establishment is that it is too far from the Strip, however it is well worth the trip out there.
You start off with a quick induction on what happens and how to try and control your flight. You then get a fully experienced instructor which assists you with «floating on air» as a massive hair dryer blows you through a big tube, performing tricks once you have mastered the art of balancing yourself.
The instructors are absolutely awesome and have patience for even the most uncoordinated people like myself.
Well worth the trip out here and much safer than jumping out of a perfectly safe & sound aeroplane.