This Epic Wind Tunnel In Utah Is Perfect For An Adventurous Day Trip
Have you ever had that dream where you’re flying high above your house? You’re weightless…and the feeling is amazing. Some people get that same feeling by skydiving, but you won’t catch me jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. At least not when there’s a much better alternative right here in Ogden.
It looks like a normal building on the outside, but what happens inside is pure magic. (Well, actually it's science, but it feels pretty magical). iFLY is open Monday through Saturday from 11 AM to 9 PM.
Don't worry - there's no experience needed. You'll start with a basic First Flight Class, and progress from there. Before you know it, you'll be flying in the 12-foot tunnel with speeds up to 150 mph!
First-timers will get some classroom instruction, then you'll get ready to fly with a helmet, goggles, earplugs, and jumpsuit. There's no experience needed, but we should warn you...once you take a flight, you'll be hooked. Plan on one hour and 45 minutes for the entire adventure.
You'll learn the basic free fall position and see what it's all about. During your First Flight Class, you'll get two, one-minute-long sessions.
The basic First Fight Class costs $55, which includes the classroom training, gear instruction and two flights. If you want a longer experience, you can choose the $99 package, which doubles your flight time to four minutes and includes a DVD of your flight and a t-shirt to commemorate your very first indoor free fall.
The basic First Fight Class costs $55, which includes the classroom training, gear instruction and two flights. If you want a longer experience, you can choose the $99 package, which doubles your flight time to four minutes and includes a DVD of your flight and a t-shirt to commemorate your very first indoor free fall.
Kids ages three and up can take a flight, and there's no upper age restriction as long as you're healthy. iFLY recommends that those with back, neck, or heart problems check with their doctor before flying. Pregnant women and anyone over 300 pounds may not fly.
For more information about the wind tunnels at iFLY, and to check out the various packages, visit iFLY's website.
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