Float in a wall of air without leaving the ground: iFLY Orlando’s two‑flight session on International Drive delivers controlled free‑fall for beginners. Read on for what to expect, safety limits, and how to plan your visit.
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You step into a room where wind behaves like water: it lifts, supports and dares you to let go. At iFLY Orlando on International Drive the sound is not thunder but a continuous roar of concentrated air; instructors guide you through body positions, then ramp the wind until you’re hovering in a clear cylinder, two 60‑second flights punctuating a 75‑minute session.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
75 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most physical fitness levels — you should be able to follow instructor cues and hold basic core tension for short bursts.
Wildlife
History
Vertical wind tunnels evolved from aerodynamic testing and parachute training; commercial entertainment tunnels like iFLY popularized indoor skydiving for tourists and training alike.
Conservation
Wind tunnels are energy intensive; many commercial facilities mitigate impact with efficient motors, scheduled sessions to reduce idle time, and local recycling and waste reduction programs.
Reserve your spot on the Orlando 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 and check in
Arrive at least 10 minutes before your reservation to complete waivers and safety briefings; late arrivals may forfeit the flight.
Wear the right shoes
Well‑fitting lace‑up sneakers are required — no sandals or boots — so your instructor can move and brace you safely.
Know the medical restrictions
People with recent neck, back, heart conditions, pregnancy or a hard cast cannot fly; contact the location ahead if unsure.
Hydrate and avoid a heavy meal
Stay hydrated but skip a large meal immediately before flying to reduce nausea risk during the session.
Lace‑up sneakers
Required for safe foot placement and instructor control during flights.
Comfortable pants and t‑shirt
Wear clothes that fit under the flight suit and allow free movement of shoulders and hips.
Light jacket or hoodie
Useful for the walk from a cold car or for lobby areas that can be chilly in winter.
winter
Eyeglass retainer or contact lenses
Secure eyewear or contacts for clearer vision in the tunnel — goggles are provided if needed.