iFLY Orlando
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iFLY Orlando Overview
Have you ever dreamt of flying without wings? If so, then indoor skydiving at iFLY Orlando is the ultimate experience for you! As Florida's only indoor skydiving location in Orlando, iFLY Orlando offers the thrill of skydiving without the fear of jumping out of a plane. Florida has several other wind tunnels, including a new tunnel in Miami, but iFLY Orlando stands out for its state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional service.
iFLY Orlando Location and Facilities
iFLY Orlando opened in May 2017 to replace its older brother, SkyVenture Orlando– the first ever iFLY Tunnel Systems (formerly, SkyVenture) tunnel to be built all the way back in 1999! Since those early days, wind tunnel technology has come a long way and with high demand for indoor skydiving in Orlando, iFLY decided it was time to open the new iFLY Orlando on International Drive, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Orlando.
Most modern tunnels feature 14-foot dual recirculating tunnels, but due to the high demand in the area, iFLY opted for installing two 12-foot (3.7 m) tunnels in the same facility. Due to the compact design, the tunnels at iFLY Orlando are slightly shorter than most tunnels, but still powerful enough to generate wind speeds of up to 163.5 mph (253 km/h).
Thanks to the 360-degree glass flight chamber, iFLY Orlando offers great viewing for family and friends to watch flyers in action from one of many comfortable sofas and stools in the viewing area.
The larger facility at the new iFLY Orlando also means that there's enough space for private-party and corporate rooms.
The Indoor Skydiving Experience
Indoor skydiving at iFLY Orland is an exhilarating experience that is hard to put into words. Before you even step into the wind tunnel, the qualified instructors give a thorough briefing, explaining important safety tips and correct body posture to maneuver your body through the column of air.
The flyers are then provided with all the necessary equipment, including a jumpsuit, helmet, and goggles. Once you are suited up in your special iFLY gear, it's time to step into the tunnel and experience the rush of wind hitting your entire body. Your instructor will be with you inside the tunnel throughout the whole experience.
Each standard session consists of two one-minute flights, which is the equivalent of two regular skydives!
Frequently Asked Questions
Before embarking on an indoor skydiving adventure, you may still have a few questions. Here are some commonly asked questions and their answers for iFLY Orlando:
How Much is Indoor Skydiving at iFLY Orlando?
For first-timers, the basic package starts at $69.99, which includes two flights, and goes up to $164.99 for 5 flights. Group options are also available for discounted rates and you can even consider renting out the whole facility for private parties.
Experienced skydivers and return flyers can also get discounted rates on tunnel time.
For more information, see our pricing section below.
What is the age limit to Indoor Skydive at iFLY Orlando?
Participants must be at least three years old to fly. Those under 18 years old must have a parent or guardian present to sign the waiver.
Is there a weight limit to Indoor Skydive at iFLY Orlando?
Yes, there is a weight limit of 300 pounds for safety reasons.
What should I wear for indoor skydiving?
Wear comfortable clothes and lace-up sneakers. Avoid wearing clothing with buttons, snaps, or any piece of jewelry.
Testimonials and Reviews
Don't just take our word for it! Here are some quotes from satisfied customers about their experience at iFLY Orlando:
"I took my ten-year-old daughter for her birthday, and we both had a fantastic time. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the whole experience was amazing," said Megan, a visitor from Texas.
"We celebrated our kids' Bat Mitzvah here, and the party room was perfect for the occasion. The instructor was great with the kids, and everyone had a blast," said Brian, a visitor from New York.
Book Indoor Skydiving at iFLY Orlando Today
To sum up, iFLY Orlando is an ideal place for thrill-seekers looking for a skydiving adventure without leaving the ground. The location, facilities, and packages make it a unique experience for anyone, regardless of their skill level. With safety as a top priority, iFLY Orlando delivers an unforgettable experience that you can safely enjoy with your family and friends. So what are you waiting for? Book your flight today and experience the thrill of flying!
Monday: 11 AM–8 PM
Tuesday: 11 AM–8 PM
Wednesday: 11 AM–8 PM
Thursday: 11 AM–8 PM
Friday: 10 AM–6:30 PM
Saturday: 10 AM–7 PM
Sunday: 11 AM–7 PM
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iFLY Orlando Flyer Information
Pricing
2 Flight Super Saver Package (valid Monday-Friday from 11am-4:30pm): $69.99
2 Flight Package: $89.99
4 Flight Package: $139.99
5 Flight Package: $164.99
Additional Options:
Group, Party and Event Hosting
High Flights (See: What is a high flight?)
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Facility Offerings
- Group/Event Hosting
- Party Rooms
- Conference Facilities
- Catering Available
- Educational Programs
Age Limit
Weight Limit
Flyers over 260 lbs must contact the facility before flying.
You should not fly if you are pregnant or have previous shoulder dislocations.
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iFLY Orlando Reviews
Nickname: Fly high
Review Date: April 7, 2020
5/5 Stars
Good instructions
Long line flying
Cheap for the experience
Good instructions
Long line flying
Cheap for the experience
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iFLY Orlando Competitions & Events
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