Vegas Indoor Skydiving



Vegas Indoor Skydiving is currently closed and not available to the public.
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| Closed (1982) | |
| Diameter 12.0 ft (3.7 m) | |
| Up To N/A |
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Vegas Indoor Skydiving — videoVegas Indoor Skydiving, a block off the Strip next to the Las Vegas Convention Center, was America's first commercial wind tunnel. It opened in 1982 as Flyaway Indoor Skydiving – the twin of the Pigeon Forge tunnel – and for 42 years it put more than a million visitors into the air: a propeller-driven vertical tunnel, a padded chamber, an instructor at your side and the motto "Share The Love".
The tunnel closed permanently on 25 January 2025, as reported by the local press; no relocation or reopening has been announced. This page is kept for the record.
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| 200 Convention Center Dr, 89109, Las Vegas | |
| Get Directions on Google Maps | |
| Las Vegas | |
| Nevada, United States |
| (702) 731-4768 | |
| +1 702-731-4768 | |
| N/A - Submit | |
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| Tunnel Type | Propeller Below |
| Chamber Width | 12.0 ft (3.7 m) |
| Chamber Style | Padding No Walls |
| Chamber Height | N/A |
| Max Wind Speed | N/A |
| Brand | Vegas Indoor Skydiving |
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