---
title: iFLY Indoor Skydiving - Charlotte
slug: ifly-charlotte-concord
type: attraction
sub_type: "indoor skydiving "
source_url: https://www.tripster.com/detail/ifly-charlotte-concord
city: Concord
state: NC
country: US
address: 7840 Lyles Lane NW
geo:
  lat: 35.36627
  lng: -80.71428
duration: up to 1.5 hrs
cancellation_policy: Free cancellation up to 2 days before the experience.
extracted_at: 2026-06-16T19:50:00.855Z
price_from:
  amount: 99
  currency: USD
  unit: per_adult
availability: InStock
rating:
  value: 3.5
  count: 28
  scale: 5
ticket_options:
  - group: Other Options
    options:
      - name: 2 Flight Experience
        price: 88
        regular_price: 99
        savings: 11
        ticket_types:
          - name: Flyer - Max weight 300 lbs. (3+ yrs)
            min_age: 3
---
## Overview

Experience the thrill of flying at iFLY Charlotte, where you can soar in a state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel simulating skydiving freefall—no experience or parachute required. Located just 20 minutes from downtown Charlotte, this indoor skydiving adventure is safe and fun for all ages.

## What's Included
- Two (2) one-minute flights in the state-of-the-art wind tunnel.
- Pre-flight training session with a world-class flight instructor.
- Flight suit and helmet rental.

## What's Not Included
- Not explicitly stated in the source.

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## Ticket Options

- **2 Flight Experience** — $88.00 (regularly $99.00, save $11.00)
  Get ready for the thrill of indoor skydiving at iFLY Charlotte. Professional instructors guide you in a secure vertical wind tunnel for an exhilarating freefall sensation. Includes 2 flights, a training session, flight gear and a personalized flight certificate.
  - Flyer - Max weight 300 lbs. (3+ yrs)

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## Good to Know
- The total experience lasts approximately 1.5 hours from start to finish.
- Suitable for ages 3 and up with supervision by certified instructors.
- Maximum weight limit is 300 lbs; guests weighing between 260–300 lbs require additional evaluation.
- Wear casual clothes and well-fitting lace-up sneakers or running shoes; a jumpsuit is provided to wear over clothes.
- Goggles are large enough to fit over eyeglasses; secure hair in a braid or low bun to fit the helmet.
- Not recommended for guests who are pregnant, have non-removable hard casts/prosthetics, head, neck, back, or shoulder injuries, or heart conditions.
- Flyers under 18 must have a parent or guardian present to sign their flight waiver.
- Indoor skydiving is safe with a dedicated instructor assisting throughout the flight.
- Flight suits have handles used by instructors to provide assistance.
- Multiple people typically fly in the same session, but flights are individual with one-on-one instructor guidance.
- Spectators are welcome in designated viewing areas.

## Cancellation Policy
Free Changes & Cancellations. See details upon selection.

## FAQs

### Where is iFLY Charlotte located?
iFLY is a short 20-minute drive from downtown Charlotte at 7840 Lyles Lane NW, Concord, NC 28027.

### How old do you have to be for iFLY?
iFLY Charlotte welcomes flyers from 3 years old and up, with no upper age limit. Those under age 18 will need a parent or guardian to sign their waiver and accompany them in the flight chamber.

### Are there any physical restrictions?
Participants must not exceed 300 lbs. Individuals weighing between 260–300 lbs are subject to additional evaluation by the local staff to determine if they can be accommodated. Also, individuals who are pregnant or have a hard cast or hard prosthetic that cannot be removed are not permitted to fly. Individuals who have a head, neck, back or shoulder injury, heart condition or other health condition that may impede their ability to participate, should not fly.

### What should I wear to iFLY Charlotte?
Dress in comfortable clothes that fit under a flight suit, like a t-shirt and pants/shorts. Opt for lace-up sneakers or athletic shoes and avoid items like jewelry, watches, or glasses that may fly off during your flight.

### Is indoor skydiving safe?
Safety is the top priority. The unique wall-to-wall air column design, along with certified and highly-trained instructors, ensures a secure and enjoyable flight experience. Regardless of your level of experience, a dedicated flight instructor is right there with you throughout your flight.

### How does indoor skydiving work?
A vertical wind tunnel utilizes fans at the top to pull air through the flight chamber, which is then pushed down the sides through Return Air Towers. This process passes the air through an inlet contractor, compressing and accelerating it before it reenters the flight chamber. The outcome is a steady column of air that allows you to achieve flight.

### Why is a flight suit required?
The instructors use the handles on your flight suit to provide assistance as needed.

### Can I fly with my friends and family members?
In most sessions, multiple people fly together. Your friends and family will share the same group, but you'll fly individually in the flight chamber, guided one-on-one by your instructor. As you gain more flight experience, you can join others with similar skills in the tunnel. If someone wishes to watch, they are welcome to accompany you during your experience and observe from the designated area.

## Reviews

> “This was such an extraordinary experience! The instructors were so patient and made me feel totally safe even though I was nervous. The flight itself was exhilarating, and I loved every second floating in the tunnel. Great for beginners and even seasoned flyers.”
> — Jessica M., June 2025

> “Amazing fun for the whole family. My kids aged 7 and 10 had a blast and felt really well taken care of by the staff. The whole process was easy from booking to flying. Definitely coming back.”
> — Mark D., May 2025

> “The facilities are clean and the staff professional. I was impressed with how safe everything felt. The flight suit and helmet made the experience authentic and comfortable. A must-try if you’ve ever dreamed of flying.”
> — Sarah L., April 2025