iFLY Indoor Skydiving USReviews of iflyworld.com

The helmet and safety glasses without any guard to nose and mouth, with so much gush of air coming on face without proper gear how can it be safe and certified by authorities is my big question? It’s a disaster experience not able to breathe in the tunnel

The instructors were easy going. The flying was fun my fav was the high fly.

Best experience ever, Great group of folks. Definitely would do this again. Everyone should try this because its great fun. Loved the professionalism of this business and would highly recommend flying here.

I would not waste your time spent my 30th birthday 4 hours there and back in the car for 4 minutes fly time held in one position, they charge an extra 10 pound to go High it abit of a joke 100 quid and a terrible day, they let other people go before us the vr is shocking don't waste your money, especially your birthday doing this.

Amazing Experience. It was a pure adrenaline rush and absolutely loved it. I have the bug. It was a truly unforgettable experience and a 50th birthday present. Thank you to Amalia, Will and Dominik for making it so special and a fly to the top

We came to iFly for my fifteenth birthday, and I can truthfully say that it was an amazing experience. Though it seemed a little daunting at first, It was a really fun activity. Our instructors name was John, and he was extremely kind and patient while helping us learn what to do. The location of our iFly experience was San Antonio Texas. Over all we had an amazing time and I would strongly recommend it to anyone who is thinking of visiting!

Really really great people and experience. I hadn't completed my booking correctly but Morgan was very helpful and got me in at the original time. Will was a great instructor. I had two flights including going up the tunnel and loved it so much I booked another session with four flights and a session for my wife. Thanks to my son for a fantastic present.

I went to Ifly as part of a team building activity for the people I work with. I was asked - in front of the whole group - why I was not flying. (I have a heart condition) I replied I was just not flying that day. And the person asked, "But Why?" This was not anything I felt I needed to disclose. When we got upstairs I was asked again why I was not flying. This time I told him the name of my heart condition. I know they are asking this question so they can overcome your objection and sell you more time in the wind tunnel. But it was rude and embarrassing. The instructor spend most of the time talking about himself.