FlyStation St. Petersburg
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- Last Updated On
- 19 Dec 2018
- Tunnel Status
- Open to the Public (2012)
- Address
- 7 km down Toksovo Motorway
Kuzmolovsky - 188663 St. Petersburg - Russia
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First Time Flyers and Groups
Become a part of something bigger than yourself. You’ll fall in love with the sensation and the freedom that comes with floating on air. Over ten million people worldwide have experienced the power of flight in a 100% safe environment. Are you ready too?
- WHO CAN FLY?
- Virtually anyone from children to seniors can fly. For restrictions and more info read the FAQs or contact the Wind Tunnel.
- IS IT SAFE?
- Yes, the facility and gears are designed for your safety. And highly trained flight instructors will be with you the entire time.
- GROUPS
- From birthday parties to corporate events and everything in between, a wind tunnel is the perfect venue for groups of all sizes with everything you need for an over-the-top experience.
- HOW TO BOOK?
- To reserve your flight contact FlyStation St. Petersburg.
Sport Flyers and Teams
The Sport of Indoor Skydiving, also known as Bodyflight, is one of the most exciting and fastest growing sports in the world. Nearly anyone can become a skilled flyer through a progression system and personalized coaching.
- Coaching
- Contact the wind tunnel or browse our coaches directory.
- Tunnel Model
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14 ft (4.3 m) Flight Chamber
Tunnel Type Not Available - Tunnels Nearby
Technical Information
- Diameter
- 14 ft (4.3 m)
- Top Speed
- More Info
- Are you interested in building or renting a wind tunnel? Contact us.
Travel Information
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YOUR DESTINATION
- St. Petersburg
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