Indoor Skydiving Wind Tunnel

Wind tunnels are installed throughout the United States, such as Orlando, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, and offer a breathtaking experience for all ages. Each wind-tunnel flight is supervised by qualified instructors who guide you step by step, ensuring a quick and safe introduction.

After a briefing on body positions and safety instructions, you will be equipped with a jumpsuit, a helmet, and goggles before launching into this glass tunnel.

The wind-tunnel experience is ideal for discovering the sensations of skydiving with no weather constraints. You will feel the same flying sensation as during a freefall from 13,000 ft (≈ 4,000 m), with the ability to adjust your position to climb, descend, or turn in the airflow.

Whether it’s for a first-time experience, a gift, or to perfect your freefall skills if you are a skydiver, indoor skydiving offers a unique aerial experience that is accessible to everyone.

Who can do indoor skydiving?

Indoor skydiving is accessible to almost everyone, from age 3. There is no particular physical condition required, which makes it an ideal activity for everyone and for the whole family. People with reduced mobility can also participate, under specific conditions at each facility. However, it is not recommended for pregnant women or for people with serious back or shoulder problems.

How does a wind-tunnel freefall session work?

The session begins with a briefing with an instructor who will explain the basics of body positions and the signals to use. You will then be equipped with a jumpsuit, a helmet, and goggles. Each flight lasts about 1 to 2 minutes, and each minute is equivalent to a skydive from 13,000 ft (≈ 4,000 m). You will enter the wind tunnel with the instructor, who will guide you throughout the flight so you can make the most of the experience in complete safety.

Does the wind tunnel really reproduce the sensations of a skydive?

Yes, the wind tunnel faithfully reproduces the sensations of skydiving freefall, without the need to jump from an airplane. You will feel the sensation of floating and controlling your movements in the air, just like during a real freefall. It is an excellent option for getting familiar with skydiving or simply living a magical moment. Skydivers themselves often train in the wind tunnel to improve before going back into the air.