Timings : Monday, Tuesday, Thursday – Sunday: 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM, First flight: 10:00 AM Last flight: 9:30 PM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 9:30 PM, First flight: 12:00 PM Last flight: 9:30 PM
Time Required : 2-3 hours
iFly, Singapore Overview
iFly Singapore is an indoor skydiving simulation venue near Siloso Beach Station. A franchise of the popular SkyVenture, iFly offers authentic free-falling simulations within an indoor wind tunnel, featuring a thrilling 90-second drop.
Perfect for adventure seekers and adrenaline junkies, iFly is a great place for novices and inexperienced visitors to try their hand at skydiving. Visitors also have the opportunity to skydive as a group and attempt aerial formations – this is an inexpensive way to tick skydiving off the bucket list!
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iFly Singapore Price
Walk-in rate: Single skydive (The Teaser): SGD 89 Two skydives (The Challenge): SGD 119
Online rate: Two skydives (all timings): SGD 119 Two skydives (normal timings): SGD 109 Two skydives (off-peak hours, booked 2 days in advance): SGD 89
Normal timings: 12:00 PM to 5:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday
Off-peak hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday: 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM Wednesday: 12:00 PM – 9:30 PM Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM, 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM
VIP Tour Packages
VIP Package: This includes a single skydive, ‘Fly the Flyer’ pack on the second skydive, a photo-op at the wind tunnel and a behind-the-scenes Fan Deck tour. Cost: SGD 199
VIP Premium Package: This includes two skydives, ‘Fly the Flyer’ pack on the third skydive, a photo-op at the wind tunnel, a behind-the-scenes Fan Deck tour, and a souvenir package of 5 photos and 1 video. Cost: SGD 299
Wind Tunnel at iFly
The first large indoor skydiving wind tunnel in the world, iFly’s Wind Tunnel is a whopping 56.5 feet tall and 16.5 feet wide, giving fliers the experience of falling from 12,000 feet to 3,000 feet in less than 90 seconds. The five-storey high tunnel can accommodate twenty people at a time, allowing free-flying and four/eight-way formations. With an 18-feet tall acrylic glass on one side, the tunnel offers jaw-dropping views of the vast South China Sea as visitors plummet down to the ground. With wall-to-wall airflow and multiple fans, an adrenaline rush is guaranteed in this air-conditioned state-of-the-art skydiving masterpiece.
Anyone older than seven years can have a skydiving experience at iFly Singapore. For persons with physical disabilities, flying is not impossible! Book earlier and inform the team about the disability at the point of booking, and have a personalized skydiving experience.
There are, however, some flight criteria
One must weigh less than 120 kg (if shorter than 180cm) or 140kg (if taller than 180cm).
Be able to fit in one of their helmets.
Must not be pregnant.
Shouldn't have a previously dislocated shoulder, or a history of back/neck injury, or heart problems.
Must not be under the influence of alcohol or non-prescriptive drugs.
Must not be wearing a plaster cast.
How to Reach iFly Singapore
MRT: Take the North-East Line or Circle Line and alight at the HarbourFront MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) Station (NE1/ CC29). After this, enter Vivocity Shopping Mall and take the Sentosa Express (Lobby L, Level 3) to the Beach Station.
Bus: Opt for bus 123 from multiple points in the central region of mainland Singapore and alight at Beach Station bus stop to reach iFly Singapore.
Tips
While it is not permissible to take pictures inside the wind tunnel, one can purchase high-resolution photos or videos of themselves.
Carry a Photo ID at the time of check-in, and keep in mind that patrons must sign an indemnity form prior to flight.
Wear comfortable fitting clothes, preferably without collars. Avoid loose-flowing clothes.
Women with long hair are expected to tie/bun it up.
Avoid wearing jewellery and sunglasses. Lockers are available to store valuable items prior to flight.
Fliers must wear well-fitted laced sneakers with non-marking soles. These are available for rent at the venue as well.
iFly Singapore also has an Education Program for students of Science and Physics to understand the wind tunnel better.
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