Know Before You Go
Whether you're counting down the days or hours, a little prep goes a long way. Here's what you need to know to make sure you're ready for the best day ever.
How to Dress to Impress (your safety-focused instructors)
Dress like you're going to the gym, not a fashion show. You’ll want comfortable, weather-appropriate clothes you can move around in. Athletic shoes that lace up are a must: no sandals, flip flops, heels, or boots with hooks.
We provide the harness, goggles, and anything else you may need. If you wear glasses, no worries, we’ve got goggles that fit right over them (but you might want to wear your contacts if that’s an option).
What (and When) to Eat
You should definitely eat before your jump. The goal is to feel normal — not starving and not stuffed. A good meal a few hours before your scheduled time is perfect. Think breakfast burrito, not bottomless brunch.
Avoid alcohol, caffeine overload, and anything that’s going to make your stomach do backflips. You want to feel steady and alert.
Weather, Wait Times, and the Vibe
Skydiving depends on wind, clouds, and visibility. If conditions aren’t safe, your jump might be delayed or rescheduled. We know that’s frustrating, but your safety (for us) is a non-negotiable.
Plan to be with us for several hours, just in case. Bring a book, some headphones, or just enjoy watching other jumpers land and hanging out with the crew. Around here, the energy is always high and the conversations are always entertaining.
