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Common First-Time Indoor Skydiving Questions

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Short answers for a first tunnel visit. Indoor skydiving is a vertical wind tunnel — no plane, no parachute, not a tandem. Seeking Adrenaline does not certify tunnels.

Quick Facts

FAQ

Do I need experience? No. See Can Anyone Do Indoor Skydiving?.

Is it the same as tandem? No. See Indoor Skydiving vs Tandem Skydive.

How long does it take? See How Long Does Indoor Skydiving Take?.

What should I wear? See What to Wear Indoor Skydiving — including glasses.

Is it safe? See Is Indoor Skydiving Safe?.

Kids? See Indoor Skydiving With Kids.

Weight limits? See Indoor Skydiving Weight Limits.

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