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Skydivers can enjoy panoramic scenery as they glide through the air strapped to a certified instructor and a parachute
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* Age restrictions: must be 18 or over * Weight restrictions: max 230 lbs * Maximum speed: up to 120 mph * What to wear: closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothing * Valid on Monday through Friday. Closed on Tuesdays * $50 deposit AND code GPN2024 are required to make a reservation * $50 deposit will be refunded upon arrival * Slideshow photos taken from the ground are included * Video is not included
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Promotional value expires Aug 17, 2025. Amount paid never expires.
Vouchers are only valid until 8/17/25. Amount paid never expires. Must be 18 or older. 230 lbs. max weight. Valid days and hours: Monday - Friday. Closed on Tuesdays. Must sign waiver. Please allow 2 to 3 hours for your jump to be completed. Online registration required. Use Code GPN2025 and a $50 deposit to make a reservation. This deposit will be refunded when you arrive for the jump. Deal includes slideshow photos that are taken from the ground. Limit 3 per person. All goods or services must be used by the same person.
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About Skydive Pennsylvania
Securely fastened into a tandem-parachute system, an instructor and a pupil tumble from a Skylane Cessna 182, a floating sensation running through their bodies for the 45- to 60-second plummet. Back on solid ground, a 25-acre drop zone reunites divers post-free-fall, and in the distance, Skydive Pennsylvania's pilots shuttle other divers skyward in a fleet of aircrafts that includes a King Air, which can ascend 13,500 feet in 15 minutes. The on-ground personnel photograph all tandem and instruction-assisted-free-fall dives, converting their footage into professionally edited slideshows of stills and screensavers for skydiving-prone laptops.