What to bring

• Carry your ID for a seamless experience.

• Wear closed shoes like trainers or running shoes to protect your feet from bumps or brushes against the airplane or ground.

What’s not allowed

• Use of electronic devices, including personal camera and video equipment is not permitted on the aircraft or at any time during the jump.

• Dentures and other loose items are not allowed on this experience. It is recommended to keep them with the staff or leave them in your accommodation.

• Guests are not allowed to consume alcohol or recreational drugs within 8 hours prior or scuba dive within 24 hours the scheduled skydive jump time.

• This experience is restricted for guests aged 16 and over and under 115 kg. Those over 105 kg will need extra assessment for safety and harness fit by a drop zone officer or a tandem instructor.

Accessibility

• This experience is not suitable for pregnant women and guests with epilepsy or cardiac issues.

• Guests with a dislocated shoulder can join the experience, but must inform staff so an alternate freefall position can be arranged.

Additional information

• The meeting point is at Skydive Melbourne in Moorabbin Airport, roughly 35 minutes away from Melbourne.

• Guests under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian on jump day to sign the paperwork.

• Guests must complete an online check-in form including pre-registration with the Australian Parachute Federation (APF) before arriving at the drop zone.

• While the weight limit is 115kg, extra charges will apply for guests over 94kg. Guests between 94 – 104kg = +AUD $55, 105 – 114kg = +AUD $80, and 115kg and over = +AUD $105.

• You can add skydiving photos and videos to your package at an extra cost.

• Guests with spectacles or contact lenses will be provided with big goggles.

• Skydiving is a weather-dependent activity. Arrive with no time constraints. If the weather is unfavorable, your jump will be rescheduled to a date that best suits you.