Singapore: I-Fly Indoor E-Ticket for 2 Skydives

Singapore’s iFly lets you experience the sensation of freefall inside a 56.5-foot vertical wind tunnel, without stepping out of an aircraft. You receive a safety lesson, borrow the flight suit and protective gear, then take two supervised flights in one of the world’s largest indoor skydiving tunnels.

I like the two flight sessions, since the first gives you a chance to learn and the second lets you correct your body position. I also like the easy Sentosa location beside Beach Station, plus the flight certificate that gives the experience a neat finish.

The main consideration is timing. A 1.5-hour booking can feel longer than the actual time in the tunnel because training and group changes take up much of the visit. The activity is also non-refundable, so check the schedule and physical requirements carefully before paying.

Key points to know before you book

• Two separate flights: You get two indoor freefall sessions, not just one brief turn.
• A tall, wide tunnel: The chamber is 56.5 feet high and 16.5 feet across.
• Training comes first: Certified professional skydivers explain safety and body position before you enter the tunnel.
• Sentosa is the setting: The center is beside Beach Station, making it simple to find within the resort area.
• Small flight groups: Up to 16 people attend a session, split into two groups of eight for training and flight time.
• Strict health and age rules: Participants must be at least 7, meet the height and weight limits, and have no pregnancy, hard cast, or listed back, neck, or shoulder conditions.

What the Singapore iFly experience is really like

This is a controlled freefall simulation, not a conventional aircraft jump. Powerful air moves upward through a large vertical chamber, allowing you to float above the floor while an instructor helps you maintain position.

That distinction matters. You still get the unusual sensation of your body being supported by moving air, but you avoid the aircraft, parachute, altitude, and weather concerns of an outdoor jump. For many people, that makes iFly a more approachable first step into the sport.

The tunnel is not a small novelty tube. At 56.5 feet high and 16.5 feet in diameter, it gives the experience room to feel physical and convincing. You are not simply standing in front of a fan. You are entering a purpose-built flight chamber designed to recreate the body sensation of freefall.

The price is $85 per person. I consider that reasonable if you value a structured activity with instruction, equipment, two flights, and a certificate. It is less attractive if you expect a long period in the air. Your 1.5-hour visit includes check-in, preparation, teaching, group organization, and flight time, so the actual turns in the tunnel are only part of the booking.

Arriving beside Beach Station in Sentosa

You go directly to iFly Singapore and redeem your ticket at the counter. The activity begins and ends at the same location, with no hotel pickup or drop-off included.

The Beach Station location is useful if you are already spending time in Sentosa. It also means you can combine this with other plans in the area, though you should allow enough time to reach the center, check in, and get ready before your flight.

Bring your passport or ID card. This is a small but important detail, since forgetting identification can cause avoidable trouble at check-in.

Operating hours vary by the option you select. Normal weekend hours are listed as Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 to 17:30, while public holidays and December 26 run from 10:00 to 21:30. Off-peak weekday hours are 12:00 to 19:30, with additional early and evening weekend times from 10:00 to 11:30 and 18:00 to 19:30.

Check the exact availability before booking rather than relying only on the general schedule. Special dates can alter opening times. For example, one listed date has a final flight at 17:30 with check-in by 16:30, while another opens at noon with the first flight at 13:00.

Safety training before you enter the tunnel

Your session begins with a pre-flight demonstration and safety briefing led in English by a certified professional skydiver. The instructor explains how to position your arms, legs, head, and body so the air can support you.

This part is more important than it may sound. New participants often imagine that they will simply lie flat and float. In practice, small changes in body position affect how the air moves you. The training gives you a basic set of signals and instructions before you enter the flight chamber.

The group size can reach 16 people, split into two groups of eight for training and flight sessions. That arrangement helps organize the experience, but it also means your booking is not a private lesson. You will share attention and tunnel time with other participants.

I like the fact that instruction is built into the price. You do not need previous experience, and the setup is designed around first-time flyers. At the same time, do not expect a long personal coaching session. The instructor has to prepare the whole group and keep the flight sequence moving.

Getting suited up with the included equipment

iFly supplies a flight suit and safety equipment at no extra cost. Wear a T-shirt with shorts, jeans, or trousers underneath. Women are advised to avoid skirts and dresses, which makes sense for a fitted suit and active body position.

You should arrive dressed for movement rather than fashion. Loose or complicated clothing can make changing less comfortable, while practical clothes help you get ready without fuss. The provided gear means you do not need to bring specialist equipment.

Food, drinks, personal expenses, and hotel transport are not included. Plan those separately. The supplied information does not promise a meal break or refreshments, so do not treat this as a dining stop within a larger Sentosa package.

Two flights in the 56.5-foot chamber

The best part of the booking is the two-flight format. Your first session is your introduction to the air current. You learn how your body responds, how to follow the instructor’s signals, and how to keep a stable position.

The second session gives you a useful chance to apply what you learned. That is a better format than paying for a single attempt and leaving just as your body begins to understand the sensation. The experience is still short in terms of actual flight time, but two turns make the $85 price easier to justify.

The 16.5-foot tunnel diameter gives the chamber a broad feel, while the 56.5-foot height allows the instructor to demonstrate movement above you. The experience is designed to imitate a skydive, but it is not a full outdoor jump. You will not leave an aircraft or use a parachute.

A flight certificate is included. It does not change the physical experience, but it makes a pleasant souvenir, especially if this is a birthday activity, family outing, or first attempt at indoor flight.

One highly positive detail is that children from age 7 can take part, provided they meet the other rules. The activity can therefore suit families with older children, although the physical requirements still apply and younger children under 7 cannot participate.

Who should consider this activity

I would recommend iFly to you if you want a memorable activity in Singapore but are not ready for an outdoor tandem jump. It suits first-time flyers, families with children aged 7 and above, and anyone curious about the body sensation of freefall in a controlled setting.

It also suits people who enjoy a physical challenge but want clear instruction and supplied equipment. The session is conducted in English, so you should be comfortable understanding safety instructions in that language.

The experience may appeal strongly to children and teenagers. One participant’s daughter enjoyed it so much that she returned five times in a row and still wanted another session. That is not a guarantee of your own reaction, but it does show how repeatable the activity can be for someone who enjoys the sensation.

I would be more cautious about booking it for someone who dislikes enclosed activity spaces, has limited mobility, or wants a long outdoor adventure. The available information lists the activity as unsuitable for people with mobility impairments, back problems, pregnancy, or certain shoulder, neck, and back histories.

Health rules and clothing limits

You must be at least 7 years old. The height requirement is at least 120 centimeters, or about 3 feet 9 inches.

Weight limits depend on height. You can weigh up to 120 kilograms if you are under 1.8 meters tall, or up to 140 kilograms if you are over 1.8 meters tall. The activity is not suitable for anyone over 140 kilograms.

You cannot participate if you are pregnant, wearing a hard cast, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The listed medical restrictions also include a history of shoulder dislocation, back injury, or neck injury.

These rules are not minor booking notes. The air current places real physical demands on your body, particularly your shoulders, neck, and back. Read the conditions honestly before you reserve. Since the activity is non-refundable, a last-minute health or suitability problem can be costly.

Is $85 good value for two flights?

At $85, the value depends on what you want from the visit. You are paying for two flights, certified instruction, rental clothing and safety equipment, a pre-flight demonstration, and a certificate. You are also paying for a large specialist facility in a convenient Sentosa location.

The price compares well with the simplicity of the experience. You do not need to arrange an aircraft jump, buy outdoor equipment, or commit to a full day. The 1.5-hour duration leaves room for other plans in Sentosa.

The trade-off is limited air time. Group sessions can include up to 16 people, divided into smaller groups of eight, so not every minute of the 1.5 hours belongs to you. If you want a private instructor or an extended training session, this basic ticket may feel less generous.

For a first indoor flight, though, two attempts are important. One flight can end just as you begin to adjust. A second session gives the booking more substance and makes the price easier to accept.

Practical tips for a smoother visit

Check your starting time carefully, since availability changes by day and option. Arrive prepared with your passport or ID card, and wear practical clothing that works under a flight suit.

Avoid booking this as a last-minute add-on if your Sentosa day is tightly planned. The stated duration is 1.5 hours, and group arrangements, training, changing, and flight order all form part of that time.

Do not plan around a meal at the center. Food and drinks are excluded, so organize refreshments separately before or after the session.

Finally, treat the non-refundable rule seriously. Confirm the date, operating hours, age, height, weight, and health conditions before you pay. This is the kind of activity where careful preparation is more useful than trying to solve a problem at the counter.

Should you book Singapore iFly?

Book it if you want a safe, controlled introduction to indoor freefall, especially if an outdoor tandem jump feels too serious or expensive. The two-flight format, professional instruction, included equipment, and Sentosa location give the $85 ticket a fair balance of fun and convenience.

Skip it if you need a private experience, have relevant medical or mobility concerns, or expect most of the 1.5 hours to be spent in the air. For an eligible first-time flyer, though, iFly offers a clear attraction: the sensation of a skydive, without the aircraft and parachute.

FAQ

Where is iFly Singapore located?

iFly Singapore is beside Beach Station in Sentosa. You should go directly to the iFly counter to redeem your ticket.

How long does the activity last?

The stated duration is 1.5 hours. Starting times depend on availability and the operating option selected.

How many flights are included?

Each participant receives two indoor skydiving flights.

Is training included?

Yes. The price includes a pre-flight demonstration and safety training from a certified professional skydiving instructor.

Is equipment provided?

Yes. A flight suit and safety equipment are provided at no extra cost.

Is a flight certificate included?

Yes. Each participant receives a flight certificate.

What language is the instruction in?

The instructor provides the activity in English.

What is the minimum age?

Participants must be at least 7 years old. Children under 7 cannot take part.

What identification should I bring?

Bring your passport or ID card for the visit.

Are there health or weight restrictions?

Yes. Participants must not be pregnant, under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or wearing a hard cast. The activity is unsuitable for people with certain shoulder, back, neck, or mobility conditions. The maximum weight is 120 kilograms for people under 1.8 meters tall and 140 kilograms for people over 1.8 meters tall.