

iFLY St Louis is currently announced and not available to the public.
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| Announced (2026) | |
| Diameter 14.0 ft (4.3 m) | |
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Chesterfield, Missouri, is a prosperous and welcoming suburban city situated just west of St Louis along the Missouri River valley. Known for its excellent retail, dining, and community spirit, Chesterfield draws visitors with a relaxed but well-appointed character that complements the broader energy of the Greater St Louis area. A wind tunnel facility called iFLY St Louis has been noted in the area, though its current status remains unclear.
The region surrounding Chesterfield offers no shortage of things to see and do. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Castlewood State Park and the scenic Katy Trail, one of America's longest rail-trails tracing the Missouri River. The nearby St Louis skyline beckons with the iconic Gateway Arch, world-class museums, and a thriving food and craft beer scene that rewards curious visitors at every turn.
Indoor skydiving remains one of the most thrilling activities a visitor can experience — the sensation of true freefall without an aircraft, accessible to almost anyone. If you're keen to explore bodyflight while in the United States, there are other open wind tunnels worth considering across the country.
Don't let uncertainty about a single facility stop you from experiencing the rush of indoor skydiving. Use our tool to find a tunnel near you and discover your closest open wind tunnel today. You can also learn how indoor skydiving works before you take the leap — you won't regret it.
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TBA Chesterfield Center, 63005, Chesterfield |
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| St. Louis | |
| Missouri, United States |
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| Chamber Width | 14.0 ft (4.3 m) |
| Chamber Style | Round Wall-to-Wall |
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