Indoor skydiving? That's right. Basically, you turn a wind tunnel that could be used for testing the aerodynamics of an F1 racing car upside down, step into the airflow and you are skydiving. It's an amazing concept that allows you to taste the thrill of free fall in a completely safe environment. Our Discover Indoor Skydiving experience is a great experience, you will get two 1 minute flights (that’s about as much freefall as three tandem sky dives) in the wind tunnel where you will get to perfect your basic free fall technique! You will receive a personalised DVD to remember your day with.

Aim to arrive at the centre around 60 minutes before your start time; you will receive a briefing on how the tunnel works and all necessary instruction regarding free fall and body flying techniques. Then it's time to get into the kit - you will don a flight suit, goggles, helmet and pads. You will enter the tunnel with your instructor for the first of two 1 minute 'flights'. Before you leave pick up your DVD.

Experience Details

Duration You will be at the centre for around an hour in total. What to Wear / Equipment All specialist equipment including flight suit, helmet, goggles and pads are provided by the centre. Please wear tight, lace-up trainers (or skate shoes).  In the event that your shoes are unsuitable the centre will hire you a pair. You will be provided with a flight suit that fits over your normal clothes. So come dressed casually wearing trousers and a shirt with preferably a button-down collar or no collar such as a T-shirt. Locations Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

Group Size / Spectators There is a free viewing gallery with disabled access and spectators are welcome. Weather This is not a weather dependent activity. Availability 11am to 10pm weekdays. 8am to 10pm weekends & Bank Holidays. Restrictions Minimum Age: 5 Maximum Weight: 18 Stone (252lbs or 114kg) You cannot fly if you: Are heavily pregnant; Have previously suffered from a dislocated shoulder - if you have we advise you to get a doctor's opinion; Are under the influence of alcohol or non-prescribed drugs; Are wearing a hard cast. Anyone with a history of neck or back problems or heart conditions should seek advice from their doctor before flying. If you wear glasses, goggles can be supplied that fit over them. Staff Reviews This experience has been reviewed by Aaron Thomas, one of the Extreme Team. View Aaron's Indoor Skydiving Review.