Worst Rip OFF in Niagara Falls. Place is very poorly run and very unclean to be considered a falls attraction. Safety Helmets had dandruff from the previous user. ( inside the helmet ). But the BIGGEST RIP OFF was the impression that you would fly solo like jumping out of a plane. NOT TRUE; Both the website and the instruction video ( on site ) show people flying freely and doing flips. Truth is, the fan is so weak if barely gets you off the ground 2 1/2 feet. The KICKER is, the instructor never lets you go. Always has 2 hands on you at all timeS. He is basically pulling on you ( holding you up ) to achieve the 2 1/2 foot lift. SCAM with UNPROFESSIONAL staff. read more

A pricey three minutes of "freefalling" over a jet engine ($70 the first time, $45 subsequently, $200 for 15 minutes) wearing smelly community gear. Another $18 for a poor-quality DVD recorded with a camera propped on a window sill. And $2 to leave the parking lot. On the bright side, the instructors were pleasant. read more

I recently took a trip to Ontario to visit the Niagara Falls and saw a bunch of signs advertising about an indoor skydiving place as if it was one of the best things to do in the Niagara Falls area...and we fell for it smh. We went 15 minutes before it opened and everything was completely dark. There were no clear signs of the hours of operation so we walked in thinking it was open. When we went up the stairs a guy a comes out - I have no idea if he's the owner or something but he looks as if he does not want to be there. He really just looks disinterested. Reading the other reviews makes me feel like wow this guy was just not having a bad day - he generally doesn't care (if it was the same guy - if not then wow you have two employees that generally don't give a hoot lol). The next thing we did was watch a video that gave you instructions on how to stay safe and hand signals to be able to talk to the instructor. Although the video looked like it was filmed in the 90s, the people in the film were doing all types of spins and crazy stuff that made me get excited - like wow I'm about to do a black flip on this thing. After that we signed a waiver and he made us practice how we would lay in the indoor skydiving room before going in. Before we finally got inside the room, we were given a suit, glasses, and ear plugs. Okay so now - the "skydiving" part lol. WTF JUST HAPPENED? Haha this was hilarious - at this point I'm not even mad about my boyfriend wasting this much money on this but I feel the need to let others know. We go in and we practice a little bit before the wind starts. Then he has us jump to the middle and not once did we get up more than 3 ft. I was so confused. The instructor was really nice but wow we never actually sky dived at all. I was floating but he was holding me the whole time. Maybe we didn't have enough experience or we didn't have the proper form but....wow. The wind felt like it was smacking me in the face - it was too much to handle and it was freezing! To the people who own this place, please revamp the place! It's supposed to be an interactive center!! Price: Around $70 per person - too pricey for the experience!! read more

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Run down facility. Angry staff. They clearly don't care if you have an enjoyable experience.Terrible customer service to the point of the ladies and owner being rude. The equipment is old - doesn't seem well maintained. The instructor was nice. Otherwise horrible experience. Do not waste your money. read more

My family and I did a group outing to the freefall facility in early 2011. For the money (~$80/person after tax) this attraction is not worthwhile. The facility itself was dark, empty and silent inside, not what I was expecting from an interactive center. The man overseeing my group fell asleep in the back of the room during our viewing of the instructional video...awkward. Overall the staff seemed nice but just generally disinterested. The freefall itself was only 3-5 minutes per person. It was much more challenging than expected. Your money is better spent elsewhere. Very disappointed. read more

Busted my ribs, had blood in my mouth by the end of it and also most coworkers had hearing problems months later.

We were initially very excited to go here as an alternative to real skydiving. We went on a rainy day and the entire building was leaking. There were buckets and cups filling with water on the floor. I feel bad for the place because it has potential but has not been maintained well. It was the middle of the day and we were the only two people there. The suits they gave us were ripped and raggedy. Keep in mind, you sign the waiver for a reason. You will be sore the next day and can get hurt from falling. I definitely hurt my neck from falling on the grated floor. Although I thought 3 minutes wouldn't be very long, it's plenty of time. I was exhausted and covered in sweat. My husband is in better shape then me and he was breathing hard and tired too. Don't expect to fly very high especially if you don't have good upper body strength. It was a fun experience but the presentation was poor. read more

Yes 2 stars. The skydiving portion of the venue was undertaken by my wife and kids. They had fun despite the short amount of time. Each of them came back pretty beat up from falling. Novices, so that was expected. The lazerball, however, I have personal experiences with. Arriving shortly after the 11:00 opening, you are going to wait. Nothing is ready. It is as if they were also just walking in and starting their day. The group there before us came for free fall. The group after us joined the group before us and finally got started closer to noon. We waited and waited for the guns to be filled. The vest they give you is of little use. The head gear....well, bring some Lysol and windex so you can see. They advertise foam rubber balls. Uh, no. Seeing the area where the skin was peeled away from my wife's arms was nasty and she posted photos of the wounds on Facebook. It is more like being hit with rubber bouncing balls. You should wear jeans and a sweatshirt. My son has a welt and torn skin from where a ball got to his throat. Pass on this unless you like wearing other people's unwashed clothes. Good luck. read more

I'm not sure you can ever give a place like this less than five stars. What an amazing experience! Our instructor was very cool, once in the Olympics and now a friendly and laid back guy. We flew on a Thursday around 1pm. We were the only ones there. We paid extra for extra time and it was absolutely worth it. This was my 3rd time indoor skydiving and I can't wait to do it again. read more

Loved it. It was very fun and I will remember it always. Friendly staff and safer than actual skydiving. I recommend it.

The other reviews are pretty accurate, but I had a pretty good time anyways. My wife and I went, decided to do it even though the prices seemed very high. We bought the DVD. We both struggled with our body form etc. I would say I definitely enjoyed the experience of indoor skydiving, but the facility was in poor condition. The instructor was awesome. He worked really hard, and had a great attitude. The rest of the staff sucked. The lady who worked there was not a pleasant person. There was garbage piled under the stairs leading up to the facility. That really creeped us out. I asked what their safety record was like, and they told me jokingly that they hadn't killed anyone today... I asked again "no seriously" and they told me that as long as we tucked and rolled we wouldn't break any bones. read more

I was taking an actual skydiving course in the United States, AFF, and was having some issues in freefall. It was suggested to do some tunnel time by my instructors. Unfortunately there are only 2 or 3 places in Canada. I chose their "coach' package here and flew out there to give it a go. It is OLD, dirty and poorly maintained. The instructor was terrible and I have no idea if he was even an actual USPA/CSPA skydiver as claimed, probably has an A license at best. I am pretty sure he didn't have any intructor ratings. At the time I was a newbie, so I didn't know enough. I have many friends who have gone to iFlys and had a fantastic experience. For people who don't have an actual real skydiving experience they may find this ok. But for real skydivers looking for coaching, a super rip off. Nothing like the iFly tunnels that skydivers usually use. read more

Very Expensive for run down facility, The trainer is very nice but the owner or manager is a completely rude, unhelpful person, for the double the price of us based indoor sky facilities it was a rip off. she would not honor coupon either after forgetting i gave it to her . she wouldn't even discount a $20 t shirt the 5 dollars while it was still her mistake .the charge is made nothing i can do.she was very rude and demanding of trainer as well Be aware and stay away don't waste your time or Money $167 ca with tax for 2 people only 3 minutes.... read more

Nice people but a pretty dangerous sport without sufficient training.. I broke my shoulder on my 1st visit after being concerned and assured by staff that all is very safe and no accidents read more

I brought my son to try out the this indoor skydiving. He got very scared after the wind blowing machine started, the noise made him very uncomfortable. He told the instructor to let him out. I ask the lady(cashier) if I can get a refund or me replacing his position. She wasn't helpful at all. She said the machine was running for 1 & a half min, that was totally a lie. It was like less than 30 second. She only agreed to refund $30, but I paid almost $80. She had no customer service at all. She had no consideration for my son's situation. I would not recommend this place at all. read more

I drove an hour and a half to do this experience twice. The first time, upon arrival, the wind tunnel was broken. I realize the company cannot control these things so I let it go. The 2nd time I attempted to go up, I called beforehand to make sure the tunnel was not broken again, and only got a message stating that they were open 7 days a week from 11am-7pm. As there was no message stating the place was closed, I proceded to take a 2nd day off work and drive an hour and a half to do the wind tunnel. Upon arrival this time, the doors were all locked. The sign in the door said "open" but there was no way to get into the building. I went and got lunch, and then tried the doors again - still locked. Needless to say, this is now 6 hours of driving, and 2 full days off work, and I am highly unimpressed. Moreover, I have sent the company 3 emails now about the incident I experienced, and they have not even bothered to get back to me. Horrible horrible customer service. Don't go here! read more