Indoor Skydiving in London – from £99.99
With brand new state-of-the-art facilities at London’s O2 and experienced instructors, indoor skydiving is a safe and controlled environment that provides the thrill of flying without the risks associated with outdoor skydiving. Whether you’re a first-time flyer or an experienced thrill-seeker, indoor skydiving is a must-try adventure that you won’t forget!
Indoor skydiving is an exciting and unique experience that allows you to simulate the sensation of freefall without jumping out of an airplane.
How much does it cost?
The indoor skydiving experience at London’s O2 costs from just £99.99.
Are there any offers for skydiving experiences in London?
Extended Experience: You can book an extended experience for just £139.99 giving you a total of four one-minute flights – double the usual experience!
How do I book?
Simply buy a voucher online, either for yourself or as a gift, and then use the contact details on your voucher to book your jump.
The wind tunnel can be booked for daytimes and evenings, weekdays and weekends, subject to availability.
What does it include?
Your indoor skydiving experience at London’s O2 will be truly unforgettable. The wind tunnel produces a steady stream of air at 120mph to keep you afloat – giving the same sensation as jumping from a plane. Included in your experience is:
- Two one minute flights (giving you the same freefall time as 3 tandem skydives)
- Four one minute flights if you book the extended indoor skydiving experience
- Full safety and training briefing
- Locker hire, if required, and all equipment required – flight suit, gloves and goggles and helmet
- Personalised flight certificate
The O2 London, where iFly’s brand new state of the art indoor skydiving centre is located.
What happens on the day?
You should allow around 2 hours for your visit. When you arrive you’ll need to sign a statement of risk to confirm your state of health and fitness. If you’re under 18 this will need to be signed by your parent/guardian.
The indoor skydiving experience at iFLY London begins with a briefing and training session, where participants are given an overview of the experience and instructed on how to fly in the wind tunnel.
Once training is complete, participants are fitted with a flight suit, helmet, and goggles before entering the wind tunnel. The wind tunnel is a vertical tunnel that simulates the sensation of freefall by generating powerful winds that lift participants off the ground.
Now you’re ready for your flights! You enter the tunnel and the air is gently switched on to lift you into a flying position. It’s time to put your training into practise. Once your flights are completed you receive the DVD of your flight if you’ve ordered photos or video, plus your flight certificate.
The experience is suitable for people of all ages and skill levels. The wind tunnel is adjustable, which means that the wind speeds can be increased or decreased depending on the participant’s experience level. First-time flyers can start with a slower wind speed while more experienced flyers can progress to faster speeds.
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Serving London and the South East, the wind tunnel at The O2 is conveniently located at the top of the Greenwich Peninsula in central London. Formerly known as the ‘Millennium Dome’, the O2 is an entertainment district that includes a large sports and music arena, cinema, restaurants, bars and shopping centre, ICON.
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Address
iFly Indoor Skydiving, London
The O2
Peninsula Square
London
SE10 0DX
Sat Nav
The postcode to use for sat nav is as above, SE10 0DX.
Public Transport
Reaching the O2 by public transport is easy and convenient, and there are plenty of options!
London Underground: The nearest tube station to the O2 is North Greenwich, which is served by the Jubilee Line. It is a short walk from the station to the O2.
DLR: Another option is to take the DLR to Royal Victoria station, and then take the London Cable Car to the O2.
Bus: You can also take bus numbers 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, 486 or the night bus N1, N199 to the O2.
Boat: The Uber Boat/Thames Clipper river bus service also stops at North Greenwich Pier, which is just a short walk from the O2.
Regardless of the mode of transport, make sure to check timetables and plan accordingly to avoid delays. It is also advisable to check the Transport for London website for updates and disruptions on the day of your trip.
Car
The O2 is accessible by car and there are over 2,000 car parking spaces available. However, with the arena having a capacity of 20,000, when events are taking place it can get VERY busy! It is advised to use public transport where possible. However, if arriving by car, it is recommended that customers head for car parks 2, 3 or 4 where hourly parking is available and costs £10 for 2-4 hours or £14 for 4-6. There is also a drop-off and pick-up point in car park 1, just off Millennium Way. More information on parking can be found here.