Skydiving FAQs
Photo & Video Options
The many options we offer to help you capture your skydive and relive your experience, the difference between video options, and more!
What Photo/Video Options do you offer?
Your first skydive only happens once, and you’re definitely going to want to remember it, re-live it, and have ever-lasting proof that you actually jumped out of a perfectly good airplane.
Luckily, we have lots of Photo & Video Package options to help you capture the entire experience. Check out the options, and give us a call if you have any questions or want to try to set up something custom!
How & when will I get my Photos/Videos after the jump?
You’ll receive an email within 24 hours of your skydive that has a link to your skydiving footage. Through the link, you’ll be able to view and download all of the incredible photos and videos (depending on your package) of your skydiving experience.
Can I bring my own camera on the jump?
No, we do not allow outside video equipment on the plane or the skydive. The United States Parachute Association mandates that skydivers have a minimum of 200 jumps prior to taking a camera into freefall.
Safety is our top priority, and we want you to be focusing on the experience, not getting the best shot (that’s what our staff is for!). Even though you can’t take your own camera in the air, you are more than welcome to take as many photos as you would like on the ground before and after your skydive!
Do separate video and/or picture packages need to be purchased for each individual skydiver?
Yes, due to the nature of the skydive, each tandem pair will be around 1/4 mile away from the next tandem pair. At this distance, it is impossible to film both tandem pairs with one camera.