What You'll Get
Choose from Six Options
- $289 for a weekday VIP jump for one ($409 value)
- $299 for a weekend VIP jump for one ($419 value)
- $549 for a weekday VIP jump for two ($798 value)
- $569 for a weekend VIP jump for two ($818 value)
The tandem jump takes place at 18,000 feet—one of the world’s highest jumps—leading to an astounding 90 seconds of freefall. VIPs receive priority boarding, a framed diploma, and a special gear-store gift.
Professional Video and Photography packages available as additional services upon arrival.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Telephone reservation required, 48 hour advance notice required. 2-person jumps must take place on the same day. Must sign waiver. Subject to weather. Not valid on national holidays. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 30 days. Not valid toward gratuity. Valid only for option purchased. Must be 18 or older. 220 lbs. max weight. Merchant's standard cancellation policy applies (any fees not to exceed voucher price). 24-hour cancellation notice required. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Skydive Monterey Bay
At 18,000 feet in the air, the view is peaceful: Monterey Bay and Santa Cruz sprawled out below, bordered by the immense blue of the Pacific Ocean. And yet, this view is also exhilarating—it means you're about to leap out of a King Air 200 airplane and fall at 120 miles per hour. Luckily, if it's your first time with Skydive Monterey Bay, you'll be strapped to a tandem instructor.
These USPA certified instructors take their guests up to one of the world's highest jumps, in one of the fastest and largest jump planes. Their mission is to balance the right amount of thrills with the utmost consideration for safety, whether they're with a skydiving newbie or an experienced parachuter. In addition to leading—and filming—first-time jumps, they host one-on-one lessons and accelerated freefall training for students who want to dive on their own. They can teach visitors to pack their own parachute, fall in different postures, and frighten William Shatner on the wing of a plane, all before coming back to earth. And according to their FAQs, landing is as gentle as "stepping off the curb."