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The jump was amazing, but the staff sincerely makes this experience worth every nickel! We had a ton of complications with changing of minds and specific discounts - without missing a beat or even seeming annoyed, the team took care of everything and made sure our experience was perfect. Safety is clearly a priority and followed very closely, is guest experience. Thank you!!
First off, I'm scared of heights. I spontaneously hopped on the monorail to Sahara station and was there in 25 minutes from Caesars. I booked this on the spot and my jump was literally right at sunset. I was nervous but not frightened getting ready. You won't face your inner fears until you step out onto that platform. The whole staff was great and encouraging especially the crew at the top prepping you. Things move quickly and probably more to focus you on the next task rather than what you are about to do. My suggestions: *Pay for the 360 video *Get the photos also *321 and GO!! don't think about it. -just GO, don't hesitate or you risk talking yourself out of it. *Think about the feeling you will have once your done and conquered it. Hundreds jump each week. It's safe, you are checked MULTIPLE TIMES. *Tuesday's are buy one get one free jumps. Appreciate the staff. Jump during Day Jump at Night Enjoy and just DO IT! NEVER in my life would I ever think I would have done something like this. I DID IT, glad I did and would do it again.
the guy orvin in the front made me feel much better about diving!! professional thankyou so much best time of my life
If you are a thrill seeker like me. Please do the jump it is TOTALLY worth it. 5 stars because the staff was super friendly and helpful not only that but they double triple check your equipment before jumping. Can I give a HUGE shoutout to the guy who talked me into doing this jump I forgot his name but he's in the first picture of my review. I wanted to back out after actually looking down but he helped me face my fear by allowing me to go off the platform backwards. Once I started free falling I felt so alive !. Thank you again skyjump Las Vegas for making this one memorable
What an adrenaline rush. I am so afraid of heights and I did this to prove to myself I can do anything if I put my mind to it. The staff was great. The worst part for me was standing up there looking down and it set in when the guy said when I count to 3..jump. I am so glad I did it. I'm 69 and after the jump a young man came up to me and said I was his hero. His son also jumped but the Dad was so impressed I did it I think he was going to do it as well..wish I knew if he did.
For Thanksgiving I jumped 829 the feet (108th floor) of the Strat #skyjump & fell at speeds topping 40 mph from the Guinness World Record holding decelerator. What a trip! Only complaint is that it ended so quick. I am local so I will be jumping again very soon.
Wow this is quite an experience, and no- not for everyone..... Let's go!!! - Booked online ahead of my trip to LV - Did this mid-day, and didn't seem super-busy - The most important people in the building are the staff, and yes- felt safe and secure getting suited up + the multiple checkpoints to make sure everything is all set Ok so details/details: - You go to an area located in what appears to be a highly vacated retail area of the Strat (it is depressing to see actually) - Once you get strapped in, you walk to the elevator that takes you to the top (108 floor) - And yes, once you get to the top, reality sits in! - There was no wait for us, and I was up first! - You head into a glass enclosed area (of which you can see the massive cable that controls your jump) - I anticipated the outdoor ledge to be bigger than what it was, and walking outside (to it) was terrifying - Basically what this comes down to is mind over matter....as this is SUCH an UNNATURAL thing to do! - My sense is that the longer you delay your jump, the harder it is! - So yeah, the countdown was quick (3-2-1) and yes, I just jumped off the platform! Bottom line: - This isn't for everyone - It is terrifying to stand on a ledge 108 floors above the ground - They couldn't have picked a better spot, as this is lined up directly looking at the strip - Once you jump, you are good to go (as it is a controlled jump), and fun! Good luck with your decision to do this (or not)......I'd do it again in a heartbeat!
What's more exhilarating than seeing the city from 108 floors above the world-famous Las Vegas Strip? Jumping off it. Strap in and face your fear as you jump off the side of the Tower at The STRAT. I say NOPE!!! The Observation Deck was shaking from the thrill ride above. It felt like an earth quack.
WHAT AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE!!!!!! I couldn't stop smiling!!! The staff was really nice and helpful in explaining everything. Granted, I couldn't stand still and was ready to jump the second I reached the top. They were very good about ensuring you were safe, but you also felt safe. Each step of the way, they double-checked your harness and ropes, etc. They signed off on each step, and communication was amazing. There were a couple of nervous people,reat about answering all of their questions but they were great at making sure everyone was safe and happy. I ended up paying extra for the GoPro and made sure and did my research on how to get the best quality video. I asked them for their advice, and they told me to try and keep it upright, and they told me not to look down...but I did anyway and it didn't scare me. I wanted to turn right back and jump again if I could. If you are looking for something fun to do in Vegas, you HAVE to try this. Totally worth every penny. I would suggest you get the GoPro and make sure you bend your hand so it's facing you. Also, you can move the GoPro outward so you get a video of Vegas, but don't forget to point it towards you so you get your face and reaction. Also I would suggest doing it at night so you get that beautiful light view
BEST THRILL IN VEGAS! I was looking for a thrilling activity in Vegas this trip and I finally sucked it up and jumped off the Strat. It. was. exhilarating!!! The hardest part is stepping off the edge. After that it is just pure rush and joy! The employees were all so great and professional. They were optimistic and patient as well as informative and encouraging. They do an assuring job at making sure you're are safe and strapped securely. At least 4 different employees check and/tightened my harness from the minute I stepped into it to the second I jumped. They talk you through everything as they are doing it, making sure you are safe. PS You don't fall as fast as you think you will. There is no free fall. The minute you jump you immediately feel the tug on your harness. It's not as bad as you think it'll be. As long as you take that first step. ;)
It's not even scary just do it. Sky jump was an amazing experience from check in to the jump. The staff makes you feel safe and they definitely know what they are doing. The jump was so much fun!! I would definitely do it again!
THIS IS A MUST DO FOR THRILL SEEKERS! I go all around the world to experience some of the best thrills and this is one of them. Now as far as the speed of the jump, it is controlled all the way up to the end, surprisingly. Yes it is fairly expensive for the amount of time you it takes to complete but it is SOOO WORTH IT!!! ENJOY IT!!
WOW!! First and foremost, I'd like to thank ALL the men and women who assisted in this jump. Their professionalism and SERIOUS attention to detail certainly DID NOT go unnoticed. When you do something like this (controlled or NOT) mistakes can happen. Despite my adrenaline rushes, I definitely took special notice on how well trained each & every technician was. They check n recheck, EVERYTHING. And if someone if FREAKING out, they simply ask, "Okay, do you want to stop now?" I think it takes a special type of personality to do this job. Sure, it can be rewarding. But I couldn't help but notice a lot of ungrateful attitudes flying around. The jump itself is 1,000 feet up. You fall at approximately 45 mph, you wear a harness that's connected to 3 ropes and they come together like a pyramid and at that point a thick industrial cable is clipped into place. (If you look it up on YouTube, you'll see the cable). The cable is very impressive and just looking at it you know it's well maintained and cared for. My sense of time was warped, due to the adrenaline but this is NOT a THRILL SEEKING adventure. It's the view, and the lack of obstacles that really steals your breath away. Even the most myopic personality, will suddenly think to themselves "NOW THAT'S ONE HELL OF A VIEW."
10 minute prep, 20 second fall, 100% safety focused. Unique experience. Stepping off a plank isn't natural, even when harnessed to struts and buckled into a suit. How would you act in a free fall? Grab yourself, scream so people know you're coming down. It takes a couple of these experiences to get comfortable and try to be yourself. Respect to the safety officers here for a safe and unique experience. read more
11 months ago
F*** YEAH!!! Bucket List Honestly I am so glad I didn't chicken out! I needed to prove to myself I could jump in order for me to get my A License. With adrenaline pumping through my veins I took my leap and screamed all the way down. Would totally do it again! TIP: just do it! It's a bungee and it's a controlled jump you're not flying down full force. Look out to the horizon and NOT down. Get the video it's absolutely worth remembering. read more
8 months ago
If you're looking for a unique, exhilarating experience- this is it! It's like you're a stunt person in a James Bond or Mission Impossible movie! I have parachuted, and feel the two experiences do not compare. When you willingly step off a platform from the top of a 108 story building WITHOUT a parachute, it's pretty darn scary. When you jump at 10,000 feet from an airplane, everything is so far away, you almost don't feel connected to the height. I highly recommend the Stratosphere jump. They were professional, thorough, explained exactly what to do, and how to stick the landing with bent knees. Check out this thrill of a lifetime! read more
4 months ago
The jump was amazing, but the staff sincerely makes this experience worth every nickel! We had a ton of complications with changing of minds and specific discounts - without missing a beat or even seeming annoyed, the team took care of everything and made sure our experience was perfect. Safety is clearly a priority and followed very closely, is guest experience. Thank you!! read more
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First off, I'm scared of heights. I spontaneously hopped on the monorail to Sahara station and was there in 25 minutes from Caesars. I booked this on the spot and my jump was literally right at sunset. I was nervous but not frightened getting ready. You won't face your inner fears until you step out onto that platform. The whole staff was great and encouraging especially the crew at the top prepping you. Things move quickly and probably more to focus you on the next task rather than what you are about to do. My suggestions: *Pay for the 360 video *Get the photos also *321 and GO!! don't think about it. -just GO, don't hesitate or you risk talking yourself out of it. *Think about the feeling you will have once your done and conquered it. Hundreds jump each week. It's safe, you are checked MULTIPLE TIMES. *Tuesday's are buy one get one free jumps. Appreciate the staff. Jump during Day Jump at Night Enjoy and just DO IT! NEVER in my life would I ever think I would have done something like this. I DID IT, glad I did and would do it again. read more
9 months ago
the guy orvin in the front made me feel much better about diving!! professional thankyou so much best time of my life read more
1 year ago
If you are a thrill seeker like me. Please do the jump it is TOTALLY worth it. 5 stars because the staff was super friendly and helpful not only that but they double triple check your equipment before jumping. Can I give a HUGE shoutout to the guy who talked me into doing this jump I forgot his name but he's in the first picture of my review. I wanted to back out after actually looking down but he helped me face my fear by allowing me to go off the platform backwards. Once I started free falling I felt so alive !. Thank you again skyjump Las Vegas for making this one memorable read more
1 year ago
What an adrenaline rush. I am so afraid of heights and I did this to prove to myself I can do anything if I put my mind to it. The staff was great. The worst part for me was standing up there looking down and it set in when the guy said when I count to 3..jump. I am so glad I did it. I'm 69 and after the jump a young man came up to me and said I was his hero. His son also jumped but the Dad was so impressed I did it I think he was going to do it as well..wish I knew if he did. read more
2 years ago
For Thanksgiving I jumped 829 the feet (108th floor) of the Strat #skyjump & fell at speeds topping 40 mph from the Guinness World Record holding decelerator. What a trip! Only complaint is that it ended so quick. I am local so I will be jumping again very soon. read more
Wow this is quite an experience, and no- not for everyone..... Let's go!!! - Booked online ahead of my trip to LV - Did this mid-day, and didn't seem super-busy - The most important people in the building are the staff, and yes- felt safe and secure getting suited up + the multiple checkpoints to make sure everything is all set Ok so details/details: - You go to an area located in what appears to be a highly vacated retail area of the Strat (it is depressing to see actually) - Once you get strapped in, you walk to the elevator that takes you to the top (108 floor) - And yes, once you get to the top, reality sits in! - There was no wait for us, and I was up first! - You head into a glass enclosed area (of which you can see the massive cable that controls your jump) - I anticipated the outdoor ledge to be bigger than what it was, and walking outside (to it) was terrifying - Basically what this comes down to is mind over matter....as this is SUCH an UNNATURAL thing to do! - My sense is that the longer you delay your jump, the harder it is! - So yeah, the countdown was quick (3-2-1) and yes, I just jumped off the platform! Bottom line: - This isn't for everyone - It is terrifying to stand on a ledge 108 floors above the ground - They couldn't have picked a better spot, as this is lined up directly looking at the strip - Once you jump, you are good to go (as it is a controlled jump), and fun! Good luck with your decision to do this (or not)......I'd do it again in a heartbeat! read more
What's more exhilarating than seeing the city from 108 floors above the world-famous Las Vegas Strip? Jumping off it. Strap in and face your fear as you jump off the side of the Tower at The STRAT. I say NOPE!!! The Observation Deck was shaking from the thrill ride above. It felt like an earth quack. read more
11 months ago
WHAT AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE!!!!!! I couldn't stop smiling!!! The staff was really nice and helpful in explaining everything. Granted, I couldn't stand still and was ready to jump the second I reached the top. They were very good about ensuring you were safe, but you also felt safe. Each step of the way, they double-checked your harness and ropes, etc. They signed off on each step, and communication was amazing. There were a couple of nervous people,reat about answering all of their questions but they were great at making sure everyone was safe and happy. I ended up paying extra for the GoPro and made sure and did my research on how to get the best quality video. I asked them for their advice, and they told me to try and keep it upright, and they told me not to look down...but I did anyway and it didn't scare me. I wanted to turn right back and jump again if I could. If you are looking for something fun to do in Vegas, you HAVE to try this. Totally worth every penny. I would suggest you get the GoPro and make sure you bend your hand so it's facing you. Also, you can move the GoPro outward so you get a video of Vegas, but don't forget to point it towards you so you get your face and reaction. Also I would suggest doing it at night so you get that beautiful light view read more
3 years ago
BEST THRILL IN VEGAS! I was looking for a thrilling activity in Vegas this trip and I finally sucked it up and jumped off the Strat. It. was. exhilarating!!! The hardest part is stepping off the edge. After that it is just pure rush and joy! The employees were all so great and professional. They were optimistic and patient as well as informative and encouraging. They do an assuring job at making sure you're are safe and strapped securely. At least 4 different employees check and/tightened my harness from the minute I stepped into it to the second I jumped. They talk you through everything as they are doing it, making sure you are safe. PS You don't fall as fast as you think you will. There is no free fall. The minute you jump you immediately feel the tug on your harness. It's not as bad as you think it'll be. As long as you take that first step. ;) read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
It's not even scary just do it. Sky jump was an amazing experience from check in to the jump. The staff makes you feel safe and they definitely know what they are doing. The jump was so much fun!! I would definitely do it again! read more
THIS IS A MUST DO FOR THRILL SEEKERS! I go all around the world to experience some of the best thrills and this is one of them. Now as far as the speed of the jump, it is controlled all the way up to the end, surprisingly. Yes it is fairly expensive for the amount of time you it takes to complete but it is SOOO WORTH IT!!! ENJOY IT!! read more
4 years ago
WOW!! First and foremost, I'd like to thank ALL the men and women who assisted in this jump. Their professionalism and SERIOUS attention to detail certainly DID NOT go unnoticed. When you do something like this (controlled or NOT) mistakes can happen. Despite my adrenaline rushes, I definitely took special notice on how well trained each & every technician was. They check n recheck, EVERYTHING. And if someone if FREAKING out, they simply ask, "Okay, do you want to stop now?" I think it takes a special type of personality to do this job. Sure, it can be rewarding. But I couldn't help but notice a lot of ungrateful attitudes flying around. The jump itself is 1,000 feet up. You fall at approximately 45 mph, you wear a harness that's connected to 3 ropes and they come together like a pyramid and at that point a thick industrial cable is clipped into place. (If you look it up on YouTube, you'll see the cable). The cable is very impressive and just looking at it you know it's well maintained and cared for. My sense of time was warped, due to the adrenaline but this is NOT a THRILL SEEKING adventure. It's the view, and the lack of obstacles that really steals your breath away. Even the most myopic personality, will suddenly think to themselves "NOW THAT'S ONE HELL OF A VIEW." read more
INCREDIBLE! This is the most crazy amount fun you can have in an hour. Abby, who helps you get your gear on, is absolutely wonderful. The 2 guys who help you jump are awesome. The chick who checks you in has a seriously negative attitude so beware - but she's only 2 mins of the whole process. The jump itself is so amazing. I felt so safe. The pics were totally worth the money. I'm so happy I did it. Favorite Vegas experience so far! read more
3 years ago
Went here and jumped off from the Stratosphere on my sister's birthday. It was a great and memorable experience. I enjoyed the view and that little "oops!" moment when I stopped and started swinging close to the glass panels (in front of Top of the World Restaurant) which added to the thrill. 855 ft above the Strip? Oh yes! Such great fun! You'll get a certificate after your jump and for $$ you can get souvenir photos and video. read more
2 years ago
Thrilling experience for dare devils! My adult daughter is fearless and thus I got to watch her jump off of a ledge 855 feet above me. A quick descent down on a cable until near the bottom where it slows. SHE LOVED IT! The employees were are friendly and fun. Safety is taken seriously. There is a viewing area down below with seating. You can purchase a commemorative photo. read more
6 years ago
Best experience in Vegas for all of my adrenaline junkies out there. After reserving our time it took about an hour which gave me and my brother time to get our nerves in check. The staff that set us up Jada and Christian were both amazing and informative on our way up. Definitely the scariest part is going up and looking down seconds before you do the jump, but once you make the leap it is the most exhilarating feeling. Would definitely do it over and over again. read more
Heck yeah I was scared. Favorite thing I've ever done in Vegas. It's a little pricey and if you chicken out you don't get cash back only a credit for a letter time. So that makes the choice simple. Just jump. I don't recommend the shot of courage before hand. Unless your stomach can handle it. The 420 dispensaries are scattered around The Strat. Much better choice. read more
7 years ago
Had an amazing time. I was freaked out the whole time but the girls at the top were just amazing and funny. They were super chill and joked with me to take the edge off jumping from the side of the Stratosphere. Overall good time and I recommend it. read more
15 years ago
My name's Yee Gan and despite a fear of heights, I'm an adrenaline junkie. I love roller coasters and have even done a tandem skydive So, when I saw that the Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas had a new extreme experience - the SkyJump, I couldn't resist. It's not cheap at $109 per jump with filming costing extra They're smart in allowing you to watch from the landing zone on the roof of the main building - you can see the jumpers falling from the 108th floor with their descent being slowed down by 2 zip wires on either side of the jumper. You can also watch their entire descent on a TV monitor inside the shop where you sign in for your jump and buy merchandise. Although I love my thrills, the thought of jumping from the 108th floor was terrifying and it took me quite a while of watching and finally almost forcing myself to sign up. After a safety briefing and ride up the tower, you're ready to enter the jump room with the opening to the outside and a jump into oblivion! A few people have got up here and have then been unable to enter the room. I must say that this was the most scary part of the experience as you look down a very long way at what appear to be toy cars. Then, all too soon, you on the edge of the platform, ready to jump. It definitely takes a lot of bottle to actually step off the platform - that's the hardest bit but the descent was a little disappointing. The wires arrest your descent almost immediately and you don't come anywhere near terminal velocity like on a skydive. The big painted target on the landing area comes up quite quickly though and you're soon on terra firma. It is a unique experience and adrenaline rush to step off the 108th floor of a building but the descent doesn't quite deliver the same rush and it's the same price as a good show in Vegas, so you have to decide whether it's worth it but it's certainly a unique experience read more
When a couple of friends from work told me they were going to jump off the Stratosphere, I was all over joining in! I called to make a reservation weeks ahead and paid the $99.99 necessary to keep your spot. They told me I could get a package including a dvd and photo for only $30 extra. I didn't want to pay for it ahead of time but they said it was fine to decide when I got there. In the weeks before our jump, I watched a couple of YouTube videos of people's jumps, shot by friends watching from the ground, and thought eh - it looks like such a slow fall...and seriously considered canceling. It just didn't look scary enough! Joining in with my friends won out though, and when we arrived a half hour before our appointment times, I was glad I hadn't canceled. But I still wasn't super excited about the jump itself. They checked us in and told us we could watch our dvds and see our pictures after our jump and decide whether we wanted to buy them then. Which we thought was super cool! They had us put our stuff in a locker then suited and harnessed us up and took us up the elevator to the top of the tower. When we got off the elevator, this huge view of Vegas from panoramic-view windows 855 feet off the ground (108 floors up), started to get me excited...because it finally DID feel scary! We waited our turns from right inside a door that was next to the jumping platform. Watching from that close looked even SCARIER - and now my legs felt a little wobbly and I got giddy! I went first - they checked my harness, took a couple of pics, pointed out the camera, and had me stand at the edge for a count of 3. And then I jumped!!!!! It was faster falling than I thought, windy, my hair was blowing all over the place, and the whole city leaped up at me!! Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! I landed softly on my feet about 10-15 seconds later, and got out of my suit and harness fast enough to be ready to take pics of my friends coming down. Woooohoooo!!! The rush lasted a while for me, and I talked and joked with the people watching around the landing platform. It was a super fun place to be - and there were even lounge chaises for people to lie on and watch the jumpers. Yaaaaay!!!! Fuuuuuuun!!!!!! We were checking out and watching our videos when we had a little damper on the funzies. They told us that the dvd would be $27.03 and the pics would be $21.61. What happened to the package deal? - we asked. They said "oh, you can't upgrade *after* you jump". We had never been told that, so there was some grumbling about it. Even though we were about to pay the higher fee, Kim was nice enough to let us upgrade to the $30 dvd+photo package. And then she even corrected the spelling of my friend's name on her jump certificate without her asking - which we thought was super nice. This is likely not something I need to do again, but I would recommend it to anyone who hasn't done it before. Just make sure you get the dvd+photo upgrade - you WILL want them! read more
12 years ago
So I have comprised a bucket list. One of the things on that list is to jump off a building and live to tell about it. Thanks to SkyJump Las Vegas mission accomplished. I was hunting the web for things to do in Vegas when I came across this thrilling option. Yep, I'm In! I mean what's the big deal right??? This adventure ride takes place at the Stratosphere Hotel which is all the way on down the strip. It's worth the trip. You can even take the Deuce (the Vegas Strip bus) to get there. Don't even think you are going to walk it's way too far. The price to jump is $119 but there is an admission fee to enter the tower and that fee is $20 per adult and $14 for children. There are also unlimited passes or multi ride passes available. These passes don't include SkyJump but they will get you in the tower. There is also a discount for guests of the Stratosphere. Free tower admission and only $99 to jump. I opted to stay the remainder of my trip in Vegas at the Stratosphere so I could partake in the joy rides. There is also a photo package available for $129 as well as a Video package which includes a wrist cam. This package, the one I opted for, is $149. I'm not sure if they gave me a discount or not for that. The ride itself is similar to bungee jumping but without the bounce back. It's more like a free fall or free float all the down. You truly get the "look at me I'm flying" experience. The scariest part the whole thing was looking down from the edge of the tower. It was at that moment I really believed if this were ever going to happen I was going to have to be pushed. In fact I was expecting something of the sort. I thought they would tell me to get ready instead I just heard "ok GO!" I was startled to say the least. You actually have to find your own courage to get this ride started. After a mantra of "oh, shit. oh, shit." and some serious stall tactics I finally bit the bullet and took the plunge. From there it was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. You need to remove all jewelry and loose dangly bits and place them in a locker they provide you with. Then irony of all irony they give you the locker key on a chain to hang around your neck. And for whatever reason they tell you to remove your hairpins as well. I didn't but pretended I did. I just put on the replacement hair band they gave and acted as if all was well. The hairpins luckily did not cause my demise. The one thing I didn't like about this ride was it was over so quickly. Too quickly. But yep I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Next time though I'd do it night. I'd love to see the night skyline and lights on the way down. read more
The SkyJump is currently the world's highest commercial decelerator descent (according to the Guinness Book of World Records) & is done from the Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas. The Tower stands 1,149 ft tall but the SkyJump is done from a ledge 855 ft above the ground. It first opened in 1996 but the SkyJump attraction began in 2010. Prices vary according to what you may want in addition to your jump. The jump by itself costs $119.99. If you want to do the jump & have your photo taken it's $130.82 but the photo is only of you & the person who attaches your harness standing on the platform right before you jump (not photos of you actually jumping). The best package to get is the one with the Go-Pro wristcam. It costs $152.47 but includes the jump, the photo & video of the jump. I only paid $119 for the jump/photo/wristcam video package through a discount I found on Groupon. What's the difference between a commercial decelerator descent & a bungee jump? A bungee jump is where you jump while attached to an elastic cord that stops you just short of hitting the ground before it recoils. Bungee jumps involves free falling where your speed isn't hindered. But with a decelerator descent the speed in which you fall is controlled. With the Sky Jump, the cables your harness is attached to slows your fall to 45 mph until you're near the ground. I arrived in Vegas on 8/29/18. Later on, I left my hotel and caught a Lyft to the Stratosphere Hotel & Casino. When I got there, I walked through the casino to the elevator I rode to Floor R (which is actually just the 2nd floor). After getting off the elevator, I walked past several restaurants & stores until I got to the SkyJump office. Inside are t-shirts for sale, a seating area and a tv showing previously recorded SkyJumps. There is also a chicken mask on the wall (to remind you of what you are if you get too scared to jump). Everyone working there was young but they know what they're doing. They kind of get off on making little remarks to try to get you scared before your jump. For instance, after I put on my blue & yellow jumpsuit, a girl wrote some numbers on my wrist and said, "These numbers will be used to identify you if something goes wrong." She also asked me, "Do you have any last words" when she turned on the camera to interview me before taking me to the elevator that goes up the tower. They seemed a little disappointed when I told them I've done two tandem skydives before. Before I put on my jumpsuit I had to empty my pockets, take off my belt, remove my watch & put them in a locker. I also was weighed (jumpers can't weigh more than 265 lbs). After putting on the jumpsuit, I stepped into a harness the same way I'd put on a pair of pants & they tightened it up extra tight. They checked my shoes to make sure they're on tight & put something on the handles of my glasses to keep them from falling off. Then a young woman escorted me to the elevator where we rode up to the 108th floor. As we walked through the indoor observation area, tourists started following us because they wanted to see the jump. One said, "There goes a brave soul right there." I felt like Evel Knievel. The woman introduced me to 2 other friendly people whose job it was to look at the soles of my shoes, inspect my harness, hook it up to the cables & photograph me before I jump. I was outside & just a few steps from the ledge & held onto a railing as they fastened my harness. The Go-Pro camera they'd attached to my right wrist earlier was on. If you hold your arm straight out it focuses on you & if you bend your arm inward it focuses on your surroundings. It was nighttime & I could see the Vegas lights below as I stood on the edge of the ledge waiting for the countdown. Standing on the edge wasn't that scary because it reminded me of standing in the doorway of a plane just before I skydived a few years ago. "3, 2, 1, Go!!!!" & I jumped. After a couple of seconds I could feel the cables slowing my fall to 45mph & the wind's cool breeze was a welcome relief this hot Vegas evening. I alternated moving my right arm inwards and out to catch both myself & the view on video. Just before landing I heard an employee remind me to bend my knees. A crowd that had gathered at the landing spot cheered my arrival. I felt like I'd done something! The employee then unhooked my harness & I went inside, got my belongings from the locker, took off my jumpsuit, & after a short wait picked up the drive with my jump on it. They also gave me a certificate signifying the jump. You can also use the certificate to jump again at half the regular price anytime in the future. I've read reviews from people complaining it doesn't provide the same rush as skydiving or bungee jumping. What does? It's still fun. I only regret that it just lasts a few seconds. How much did I enjoy it? I liked it enough to come back two days later & jump again (this time in the daytime)! read more
Great Customer service. The wife and I jumped separately. It was a great experience and I found a deal on Groupon. You have a great view of the city. We jumped during the day, but I think jumping at night would be much cooler. You do not feel that dropping feeling in your stomach. The hardest part is jumping. I would recommend that you do it atleast once. read more
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I wonder if they;ll let me walk the edge just likei, where you think this person is going to fall and die? Watch this "Captain Sparkles nope nope nope" and collect your life insurance.
I don't understand please explain better
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