Indoor Skydiving near Montreal – Wind Tunnel Flights in Laval
Description
Indoor Freefall in Laval near Montreal
Discover the sensations of freefall in a vertical wind tunnel in Laval, near Montreal. The rising air flow makes it possible to fly in a controlled indoor environment, without jumping from an airplane. Each flight lasts one minute and takes place individually with an instructor in the flight chamber. Indoor freefall is not only for beginners; it is an activity highly valued by skydivers to work on their position and stability before jumping from an airplane.
How does the wind tunnel experience work?
The session lasts about 1 hour 45 minutes. After check-in, an instructor presents the flying position and the signs used to communicate in the wind tunnel during a briefing, so you understand everything that will happen once inside the tunnel. The flight suit, helmet, and goggles are provided and, during the first flight, an instructor accompanies the participant in the wind tunnel while a second one controls the air speed to adapt it to the participant’s level and weight. The following flights make it possible to put the instructions into practice and try other positions depending on the comfort level in the air.
Choose your flight option
Four options are offered: 2 flights for 1 person, 3 flights for 1 person, 4 flights for 2 people with 2 flights each, or 10 flights to share between 2 and 5 people with a minimum of 2 flights per participant during the same booking. Individualized instruction, pre-flight training, flight gear rental, and taxes are included.
Confirmed practical information
The activity takes place at iFLY Montreal, at 2700 Avenue du Cosmodôme in Laval, and is accessible from age 3 with a weight limit of 136 kg. Sessions are supervised in French or English. Participants are asked to arrive 45 minutes before the session, wear comfortable clothing with a collarless T-shirt, and lace-up athletic shoes.
Program
- Arrive at the iFLY facility 45 minutes before the session.
- Check in at reception.
- Take a preparation class with the instructor.
- Put on the flight suit, helmet, and goggles.
- Enter the antechamber, then fly in the wind tunnel.
- Complete the session.
- Attend the debriefing and remove the equipment.
- End of the activity.
Specific conditions
- Minimum age: 3 years
- Maximum weight: 136 kg
- Parental authorization required
- Change policy: You can change the date of this booking up to 1 day before the scheduled date.
- Participants must complete a risk declaration before arrival.
- Participants under age 18 must present written authorization from a parent and be accompanied by an adult.
- The activity is not available to pregnant women or people who have experienced a shoulder dislocation.
- The maximum authorized weight is 136 kg.
- Participants with disabilities must contact iFLY Montréal before the activity to discuss the necessary arrangements.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Good to know
-You will receive all practical details for your activity (address and meeting time, contact info, and useful info) by email, and everything will also be available in your account.
-If weather conditions prevent the activity, you can reschedule or cancel.
-You can also gift a voucher for Indoor Skydiving near Montreal – Wind Tunnel Flights in Laval. Vouchers are valid for 1 year, and the recipient can then book their time slot.
-To book or gift this activity, you will be redirected to our partner's website after clicking "Book" or "Gift" to complete your order.
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Activities to do around Laval
Around Laval, an indoor skydiving simulator session can be completed with a visit to the Cosmodôme, a walk along the waterfront areas, or a water activity on the Rivière des Mille Îles depending on the season.
Activity ideas in Quebec
In Quebec, outing ideas include discovering Old Montreal, a bike ride along the Lachine Canal, a cruise on the St. Lawrence River, or a hike in the Laurentians. A good way to come back down after several flights in the Laval wind tunnel.
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