Is indoor skydiving the same as outdoor skydiving?

While the body control and freefall aspect is similar, the environment and location is completely different. Unlike outdoor skydiving, you don’t jump out of an airplane; while indoor skydiving, a tunnel pushes up heavy winds to hold you up, giving the experience of a real freefall.

What do I get as part of the general ticket?

Beginners who want to experience an iFly indoor skydive can avail The Teaser (1 skydive) or The Challenge (2 skydives). Each skydive lasts about 45 seconds. Experienced divers can sign up for a membership of training packages or proflyers packages. Corporate packages are also available. Visitors can easily purchase the reasonably-priced iFly Singapore tickets.

Where is iFly Singapore located?

iFly Singapore is located at #01 Sentosa Island, 43 Siloso Beach Walk, 01, Singapore 099010.

What are iFly Singapore’s timings?

Thursday to Tuesday: 09:00 - 09:30 PM; Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 09:30 PM.

Can children go indoor skydiving at iFly Singapore?

Yes. All individuals above the age of 7 can try indoor skydiving. Those under the age of 18 need signed permission from a parent or guardian.

Is indoor skydiving at iFly Singapore safe?

Yes, the indoor skydiving equipment and technology at iFly Singapore is of top quality. The staff is experienced and trained to handle any kind of situation.

How long does one indoor skydiving experience last?

An individual flight lasts about 45-60 seconds while indoor skydiving.

Can I cancel or reschedule my indoor skydiving experience at iFly Singapore?

Since all flights at iFly Singapore are planned ahead of time, visitors cannot reschedule on the day of the flight. Rescheduling the day before the flight is allowed for an extra charge of SGD $30. Those who do not show up or are late for their appointment are charged a 100% cancellation fee. The organization does not offer refunds.

Lakshmi Menon, Author at Headout Blog

Lakshmi Menon

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Born to parents bit by the wander bug, Lakshmi calls her love for travel "hereditary and habitual". Perpetually ensconced with a book in her hand and a mug of coffee in the other, she has been to over 15 countries in her 23 years of existence and is currently saving miles and money for her solo trip to Iceland. Always hustling towards the least trodden path, she has encountered some wonderful people during her escapades and if you ever meet her, she won't stop gushing about them.