Essential Information for Your Skydiving Adventure

Carry your identification for a smooth experience.
Wear closed shoes such as trainers or running shoes to safeguard your feet during the jump.

Avoid using electronic devices, personal cameras, or video equipment during the skydiving activity.
Do not bring dentures or loose items with you. Store them with the staff or at your accommodation.
Refrain from consuming alcohol or drugs within 8 hours before the jump or scuba diving within 24 hours of the skydiving appointment.
Participants must be 16 years or older and weigh under 115 kg. Individuals over 105 kg require additional safety assessment and harness fitting by a designated officer.

Pregnant women and individuals with epilepsy or heart conditions should refrain from participating in this activity.
Guests with a dislocated shoulder can partake in the skydiving experience but must notify the staff for appropriate arrangements.

The meeting point is at Skydive Melbourne located in Moorabbin Airport, approximately 35 minutes from Melbourne.
Minors under 18 years old must have a parent or legal guardian present on the jump day to sign necessary documents.
Complete the online check-in form and pre-register with the Australian Parachute Federation (APF) before heading to the drop zone.
While the weight limit is 115 kg, additional fees are applicable for guests over 94 kg: 94 – 104 kg = +AUD $55, 105 – 114 kg = +AUD $80, and 115 kg and above = +AUD $105.
Opt to include skydiving photos and videos in your package for an extra charge.
Participants wearing spectacles or contact lenses will be provided with oversized goggles.
Note that skydiving is weather-dependent. Be flexible with your schedule as jumps will be rescheduled if weather conditions are unsuitable.

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