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<\/a><\/p>\nSo, where is this iFly? It is located on Sentosa island, just next to the Beach Station. It is very big. You will not miss it. Just opened recently on 18th May 2011, it is already attracting a stream of visitors daily.<\/p>\n
According to the information, iFly Singapore, at a height of 56.5 ft and width of 16.5ft, is the world’s largest indoor skydiving simulator. And to add on, you can have a nice view of the nightly fireworks display from Songs of the Sea and of course, the South China Sea.<\/p>\n Don’t be mistaken by this picture (above) on the height. You can go much higher. In fact, in layman’s term, you can reach up to 5 storeys high.<\/p>\n The iFly Singapore works like an airport terminal. You have to book a flight or retrieve your online booking first. You will then be given a tag upon confirmation.<\/p>\n You might wonder if you fit the bill to fly at iFly. Well, in Singapore, you can fly at iFly from age ranging from 7 years old to 106 years old (of course, you have to be fit – don’t worry, they will ask you about it).<\/p>\n When the flight time is near (come 2 hours before flight time), you will enter the tunnel and have some time to see some videos on iFly.<\/p>\n As we were being invited, we were given a thorough brief of the facility. And we were glad to meet the Founder, Lawerence, who was previously from the Red Lions that entertained us during National Day Parades.<\/p>\n Back to the tunnel. Once completed, we were lead to a room where we have to attend a compulsory training session for 1st time flyer.<\/p>\n This looks like massage tables but they are not.<\/p>\n They are training tables to allow the instructor to correct our posture. Here are some pics of some of the bloggers that were there at the session.<\/p>\n DK on the table.<\/p>\n Holly Jean on the table<\/p>\n Qiuting on the table.<\/p>\n Davienne (Huiwen) on the table<\/p>\n Miyagi (Benjamin) on the table.<\/p>\n Dawn Yang on the table.<\/p>\n Pat Law on the table.<\/p>\n This training is necessary as we are taught some hand signals to correct our posture inside the wind tunnel. With wind speed of more than 300km\/hr powered by 4 fans, and with our earplugs on, it is impossible to hear anything inside.<\/p>\n At the counter, we were given the flight suit, goggle and earplugs.<\/p>\n Here is the full suit.<\/p>\n And the flight timing.<\/p>\n And our little young ambassadors of the iFly Singapore.<\/p>\n Just before the flight. I have (from left) Holly, Qiuting, Jayley and Huiwen.<\/p>\n And Lawerence and the two Ambassadors.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n