No plane, no parachute? Absolutely no problem. In fact — it's downright perfect when it comes to indoor skydiving near Boston! Experiencing this unique way to fly is a must for any bucket list.

Delight in complete immersion in the adventurous world of high-thrill skydiving… minus the whole process of packing a parachute, launching out of a plane, and pulling a ripcord. Instead, enjoy the same adrenaline rushes of a freefall from the comfortable stability of an indoor wind tunnel. And when it comes to indoor skydiving locations, this Nashua facility is top-notch! Boasting best-in-class instructors with full certification, participants can rest assured they are in the most capable of hands as they spread their wings and give indoor skydiving near Boston a go!

Upon arrival and check-in, guests will partake in a brief 20-minute training session. This orientation covers the basics of body flight, the ins and outs of the wind tunnel, and the gear used to suit up for this exciting flying experience. As you can imagine, 1200 HP winds gushing at 160 MPH in a 12-foot wide vertical skydiving chamber can produce quite the invigorating roar! So hand signals that may be used to communicate while skydiving inside the wind tunnel are also addressed during the pre-flight training.

Then it's time to get into indoor skydiving gear and prepare to soar! Everything that's required for a safe flight in the tunnel is provided: helmet, goggles, flight suit, ear plugs, elbow pads, and knee pads. Once geared up, participants take turns in the tunnel, one at a time accompanied by an instructor. For this particular indoor skydiving near Boston, flights are conducted in two-minute increments.
Ready for take-off? Then you best get in on one of the coolest things to do near Boston. Book an unforgettable indoor skydiving adventure today!

*Arrival Time is 45 minutes before the flight; e.g. arrive 1:15 PM for a 2:00 PM flight

• No experience necessary
• Participants must be at least 3 years of age
• Parental consent is required for anyone under 18
• Maximum weight is 250 pounds
• Physical restrictions include a hard cast or previous shoulder dislocation

**A good test for shoulders is to place yourself in a doorway, grab the top of the door frame and gradually move forward. If you feel strain on your troubled shoulder at this point, it is suggested that you do not fly.