Experience the sensation of free-fall without an airplane at iFLY Lone Tree. This two-flight wind tunnel session pairs expert instruction with a personalized certificate — ideal for first-timers and repeat flyers.
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You step into a hangar-light space where the air itself does the work — a vertical wind tunnel that lifts you slowly, reliably, until your feet leave the ground. At iFLY Lone Tree, instructors guide first-timers through a short briefing before placing you into a flight suit and into a sheet of controlled wind that mimics free fall.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
75 minutes (includes briefing and gear)
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility and ability to follow instructor cues required
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History
Indoor skydiving evolved from aeronautical research and film stunt work; modern commercial tunnels brought the sport into public recreation. Lone Tree sits near Denver’s aviation and outdoor-sport culture, making flight experiences popular here.
Conservation
Facilities aim to limit environmental impact by centralizing repeated flights indoors rather than plane-based jumps; visitors can reduce waste by bringing reusable water bottles and following local recycling practices.
Reserve your spot on the Denver Indoor Skydiving Experience with 2 Flights & Personalized Certificate today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early for check-in
Plan to be at the facility 10–15 minutes before your scheduled time to complete waivers and equipment fitting.
Wear lace-up sneakers
Closed, well-fitting running shoes are required — no sandals or slip-ons; flight suits go over street clothes.
Mind the weight & health limits
If you have neck, back, heart conditions, are pregnant, or over the published weight limits, you may be unable to fly.
Bring a guardian for minors
Participants under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian on-site to sign the release form.
Lace-up sneakers
Provide secure footing during briefings and meet facility safety requirements.
Comfortable pants and shirt
Flight suits are worn over street clothes — non-restrictive clothing helps you move in the airflow.
Light jacket or layers
Wearable for waiting areas in cooler months; the tunnel area is temperature controlled.
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Prescription glasses strap or contacts
Secures eyewear during flights or opt to wear contacts to keep vision clear.