How much does it cost to skydive in Dallas?

Dallas has several skydiving locations and jump heights to choose from, so pricing varies. Tandem skydives typically range from $259 to $290 per person, depending on the drop zone, jump package, and day you choose.

Is there a weight limit for skydiving in Dallas?

Yes. Weight limits depend on the drop zone and harness type. At the Caddo Mills location, the maximum weight limit is strictly 220 lbs. At the Whitewright location, the maximum weight limit is 265 lbs. Jumpers over 220 lbs are evaluated on a case-by-case basis to ensure proper harness fit and safe operating conditions.

How old do you have to be to go skydiving in Dallas?

Per federal regulations and USPA requirements, all Dallas skydivers must be 18 years or older. No exceptions or parental consent allowances can be made.

Is Dallas skydiving safe?

Skydiving in Dallas is conducted under strict safety standards. All tandem instructors are certified by the United States Parachute Association, pilots are FAA-certified, and aircraft are regularly inspected and maintained in accordance with FAA regulations.

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Skydiving Dallas. Tandem Skydive & Parachute adventure.

Dallas is an amazing city with a thriving food and art scene but you can take your Dallas experience to the next level with this thrill of a lifetime skydive adventure! Marvel at the beautiful city of Dallas thousands of feet above the ground as you freefall at speeds reaching 100mph. After deploying your parachute, you'll get to admire the beautiful Dallas skyline and Lake Ray Hubbard – one of the largest lakes in north Texas while gracefully floating in the Texas wind. Your Dallas skydiving adventure starts with, of course, professional instruction by USPA certified tandem masters. These pros will get you prepped on skydive safety and procedure so you’ll be ready to take the air for some heart-stopping thrills. From there, you’ll fly high in the sky for some stunning views of the Dallas area from the plane window as you reach altitude. Then hold on as you rocket towards the ground at 200 feet per second! Once your ‘chute is pulled, relax and enjoy the gorgeous Texas vista as you drift towards land.