How Much Does Bungee Jumping Cost?

• First jump: about $99 to $150 for one bungee jump at the U.S. bridge and quarry operators we list, and some prices are plus tax. Prices checked Oct 2026.
• Second jumps cost much less: a second jump on the same day usually adds about $30 to $70.
• Extras: some operators charge for video or photos, and some charge spectators a small fee.
• Trip length: plan a half day. Some bridge sites need a hike to reach.
• Best season: seasons and jump days vary by operator, so check before you plan a trip.
• Who it's for: anyone budgeting for a first jump. Age and weight rules vary, so check with the operator.

What you're paying for

A bungee jump is a short experience, but the price covers a lot: trained jump staff, specialist cords and harnesses, insurance and a site, often a bridge or a quarry, that the operator has to secure for each jump day. That's why a single jump costs more than many other day activities. Where you jump matters too. A remote bridge with a hike is a different day out from a jump site you can drive right up to.

The biggest savings come from jumping more than once. Every operator below charges much less for a second jump than for the first, so if you think you'll want to go again, choose the package up front.

Where you can jump

• Bungee Masters: a bridge nearly 200 feet above a river near Amboy, Washington, about 45 minutes from Portland.
• Central Oregon Bungee Adventures: the High Bridge over the Crooked River at Peter Skene Ogden Scenic Viewpoint, about 29 miles north of Bend off Highway 97.
• Bungee America: the 1936 Bridge to Nowhere in the Angeles National Forest, reached by a 5-mile trail.
• The Great Bungee Company: the Old Standard Quarry in Harpers Ferry, WV, across the street from School House Ridge and Harpers Ferry National Historical Park.

Prices, hours and rules change, so confirm the latest on each operator's Seeking Adrenaline page, linked from its name, or on each operator's website.

How pricing works

Prices checked Oct 2026.

• First jump: about $99 to $150 for one bungee jump. Some operators list prices plus tax.
• More jumps: extra jumps for the same person on the same day cost much less than the first, usually about $30 to $70 each. Some operators sell 2-, 3- or 4-jump packages.
• Photos and video: some operators sell photos or HD video, and some let you take your own photos on your phone for a lower price.
• Spectators: some operators charge people who come to watch.

Other costs to plan for

• Tax. Some operators list prices plus tax.
• Video or photos. These are often extra.
• Spectators. Friends who come to watch may pay a fee.
• Travel. Bridge sites can be remote, and some need a long hike.

Who it's right for

This page is for anyone comparing prices before choosing, and for groups deciding whether to choose multi-jump packages. If you're still deciding whether to jump, read Is bungee jumping scary? and What bungee jumping feels like.

Not the right fit if...

You don't meet the operator's age or weight rules. See Bungee weight and age limits and Can anyone bungee jump?. If you're looking for a gentler drop, compare Bungee vs swing vs zip line.

FAQ

How much is a bungee jump?

A first jump costs about $99 to $150 at the U.S. operators we list, and some prices are plus tax. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Is a second jump cheaper?

Yes. A second jump on the same day usually adds about $30 to $70.

Does the price include video?

Not always. Some operators sell HD video or photos as an extra. Ask your operator what's included.

Can friends come and watch?

Yes, but there may be a fee. Ask the operator before you go.

Where can I bungee jump in the U.S.?

See Where to bungee jump, and read First-time bungee questions before you go.