Indoor skydiving, anyone done it?

Stovepipes said:
I genuinely don't think there is any incentive in this world that could get me to jump out of a plane.:eek:
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If you can get over the fear then it's a great feeling. I (surprisingly) didn't feel even the slightest bit nervous when I did my tandem jump at Headcorn in Kent a few years ago - just sitting with my feet dangling out of the door at 12000 ft, looking down and thinking 'cool' :D

Really should do it again sometime.
 
Selekt0r said:
If you can get over the fear then it's a great feeling. I (surprisingly) didn't feel even the slightest bit nervous when I did my tandem jump at Headcorn in Kent a few years ago - just sitting with my feet dangling out of the door at 12000 ft, looking down and thinking 'cool' :D

Really should do it again sometime.
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I'm not even sure that I can get on a plane, haven't been on one since 1994, I'll settle for that, jumping out of one is a step too far for me.
 
Yep did it at MK many years ago. It was fun but over pretty quick. If you're going to do something like that it would be better to get a proper skydiving experience as I think the total time I had in the air kick thing was about 3 min.
 
Went at Basingstoke a few months ago. Quite fun but also quite short and expensive for what you get... glad I wasn't paying :)

If possible try get the hi fly experience. It looked fun and a friend did it in a different group and looked to enjoy it! Unfortunately my group's instructor couldn't provide it.
 
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