In British Columbia, most skydiving projects cost between $150 and $400 per jump, with a typical price near $250. Local labour, permits and materials move the final price, so treat the range below as a planning guide.
Typical skydiving cost
$150 – $400
per jump · typical $250
A general planning range, not a quotation.
Skydiving cost breakdown
- Tandem jump (10,000 ft)$150 – $250typical $200
- Tandem jump (14,000 ft) with video$250 – $350typical $300
- Accelerated freefall (AFF) course$300 – $400typical $350
At a glance
- Typical range$150 – $400
- Unitper jump
- Cities covered5
What Skydiving costs
A tandem skydive includes training, gear, and a certified instructor. The price varies with drop zone reputation, altitude (usually 10,000–14,000 feet), and whether you add photo/video packages. Most first-timers pay around $250 total.
By city in British Columbia
Frequently asked questions
Why does skydiving cost so much?
Costs cover aircraft fuel, insurance, gear maintenance, and instructor fees. Higher altitudes and video add-ons increase the price.
Are there hidden fees?
Some drop zones charge extra for fuel surcharges, gear rental, or mandatory tips. Always ask for a final price upfront.
How can I save money?
Look for midweek discounts, group rates, or seasonal deals. Some centers offer packages with multiple jumps at a lower per-jump cost.