Did it, loved it and would definitely suggest it!! Think about it as a younger brother to bungee jumping and skydiving..or like a first step towards them. The crew is extremely professional, helpful, and motivating. We did the $150 package with which you get a go pro video on a USB of your fall, a certificate and a some other pictures as well. On top of that we got a $20 discount per person as we're staying in the same hotel that hosts the skyjump i.e. Stratosphere. And a little tip about the jump... as soon as the countdown ends just jump off...the more you delay the more you overthink and the more you wanna turn back...also the cam on your wrist is recording everything and you don't wanna show people that you were shit scared read more

Okay!!!!! The jump itself!!!!! 5 stars!!!!! Had the time of my life!! Made an appointment went had an absolute blast! Jumped off the stratosphere like I was Superman! I thought I was the coolest chick in the world..I jumped off with my hands in the air, never closed my eyes and I just thought I was the coolest! I was scared for the first minute when they brought you on the platform and you saw how high you were up there! The staff who prepared you in your jumpsuit were amazing, the staff who checked my harness was amazing and the staff that took all the pictures were super fun and even the ones that clipped you in and got you all stoked and excited were really fun. Okay..now this is where they lost the two stars. I get off my jump all excited and come to some pissed off employee who has some black hoodie on. Not sure if she is pissed off because she got called into work or what. I walk into the room to take off my jumpsuit and she has the worst attitude she's covering her face and pulling her hoodie over face. So, I immediately panic. I'm on vacation. I ask her..you okay..do you have the flu? I don't want to get sick.. She laughs...OH no...I'm just pissed off. She's slamming things around walking around pissed off. AHM, excuse me, I just paid $130.00 to jump off this buidling. I don't need your attitude. I take off my suit..and hand it to the much nicer guy there. I ask my girlfriend who is waiting what's her problem? She says..I heard something about her being called in and she didn't want to be there. REALLY? Well...maybe she shouldn't be working there and treating customers who paid a lot of money to jump off a building like crap. Wow! I'm really glad she's not the one who put my suit on.. I'd ask for a refund. read more

Went to Vegas for a bachelor party! We were so excited to make the bachelor jump off the stratosphere that we took a cab up to the strat to check it out. Upon arrival we asked where the sky jump was so we could buy tickets and we were directed to the lounge to get a free trip to the top. At the top we were directed back to the bottom to buy tickets. After being told that it was reservation only, we made a reservation for an hour later. We went to the bar to kill some time. As the reservation neared we went back to the sky jump offices and waited and waited and waited. 40 minutes after our reservation time we asked a staff member named Ocean what the holdup was, how can you be running 40 minutes behind when we made the reservation less than 2 hours previous! She looked us in the eye and told us there was nothing she could do and that she didn't care about us because she was quitting right away. Not really the attitude we want from staff that we are trusting our lives with. I spoke to a lady who identified herself as a manager and asked for a refund after explaining that her staff were disrespectful, rude and downright dangerous for that environment. We got our refund and left. I will never go back and would caution anyone who considers riding the sky jump whether they are comfortable putting their life in the hands of kids who really don't care. read more

Some people go to Vegas for the sin, others go for the food, and for my first visit out there I opted for straight up adrenaline!! I've pretty much been all over the country on the best rollercoasters and attractions. The rides on top of the Stratosphere tower have always had a bit of mystery and allure to them because of the height and view . When I stumbled across this new addition to the tower I knew I had to at least give it serious consideration. I am after all the guy who wont walk up and talk to a cute girl I don't know but I can somehow muster up the courage to step off a 3 ft. ledge nearly 900 feet high in the sky!! Almost 85 percent of the $100 dollars you pay for this thrill happens completely in your mind. From the moment you arrive at the Stratosphere the attraction is viewable in front of the tower and all the way down the South view of the strip. The ultra high tower taunts you as you squint up barely making out the confetti sized blue deck you step off from almost 900 feet high in the sky. If you wait around long enough you can watch other jumpers make the descent a few times and talk yourself in and out of doing the attraction. Earlier in the day I took the ride up the Paris Hotel Eiffel tower to its observation deck which is a mere 500 feet high. Knowing I was heading toward the Sky Jump freaked me out when I realized that was nearly 400 feet higher. Damn at 500 feet those cars look like giant army ants. What's the view going to be like when my toes are hanging over the edge and the only way to the ground is down? Whats an extra 300-400 feet? : ) Eventually my scheduled time for mental torture came and it was time to suit up. The suit up space is located just inside of where actual jumpers finish their descent and land/ While you are psyching yourself up for the jump you are at least slightly relieved to see that everyone comes back alive and with a big grin on their face. I had my friend who was a photographer document the whole experience and I was as pale as a ghost. I was just wondering if I would freak out when placed on that ledge nearly 900 feet off the ground. Once you take the ride up you can still give up but your not getting your money back so it's time to man up and just do it. You actually get to watch the riders have their harnesses checked and rechecked and rechecked again. They are led out to the launch deck, strapped to the harness and then once the wires rewind given a chance to enjoy the view for a quick minute and are instructed at the countdown to step off or lean forward. From inside the viewing deck you can see them fall off and then disappear out of side rapidly. At this point i was just like whatever, no time to back out now. I happily volunteered among the three flight buddies I rode up with to go first. I was ready to fly baby!! The view from that ledge is freaking spectacular. My jump was just as the sun was disappearing behind the horizon so I got a a completely unobstructed view of Las-Vegas no photo can match in place of the experience. The operators basically make you place half your feet off the ledge and lean forward while holding on to the railing at the sides behind you. It is a very awkward feeling. 3, 2, 1 and I leaned forward and let go and I was off... the wind in my face and the ground way down below I had won the mental battle. Due to the way the harness holds you I recommend once jumping to try to pitch yourself forward while falling so you fall more flat until you start to slow down. This simulates the feel of an actual base jump a little bit more closely. As others have pointed out its not an actual freefall but somewhere in between a base jump and a controlled stunt jump. The real ride happens in your head all the way just right up to the point of stepping off the ledge. I would do it again for free and would definitely pay if they allowed you to freefall along the wire a bit like the skycoaster experience. If your looking to do something unique and catch a view of Vegas not very many people get to experience definitely consider the Sky Jump attraction. I purchased the dvd but skipped the photos... which are a major ripoff. The dvd could also have sound if they really wanted to make it worth what you pay for the attraction. As it is it is just silent video while the camera follows you off the ledge and down on the adjacent wires... I am definitely happy I did this and did not back down. I would have regretted coming back to Miami not having conquered my mental fear of that tiny ledge you step away from toward your blissful descent. A top notch and unique experience all the way around!! Highly Recommended!!! : ) read more

This review is based on experience with staff. Did not get to do SkyJump. A few friends and I decided we were going to do the SkyJump since it was our last night in Vegas. When we walked in, there were three young employees working. Before we could even say anything, they said they were closed because of "lightning". My friends and I thought this was an honest joke, because the Vegas sky was absolutely beautiful that night. My girlfriend was a little bummed out, and asked them what lightning, because the sky was clear. They then rudely answered "We can't. We are closed." We figured it was because we came the last hour and the employees wanted to play around instead of doing what they are paid to do. As we were walking out we spotted an information desk and asked if there was anything else we could do close by. Five minutes later the young girl from SkyJump came up to my girlfriend and slammed a dirty used cigarette on the information desk and said "This is yours." And rudely walked away. Funny thing is, my girlfriend doesn't even smoke!! Will never recommend this place to anyone because of the staff alone. Extremely unprofessional and rude! read more

My GF wanted to jump and get the video so I bought the package. They give you usb at the end and say everything is o. It. Got back to the hotel and found no picture or video so I called. They took down my cell number, email, and jumper's name and said they will email me a link to the files after they speak to the manager that day. Didn't get any email so I called again the next day. They took the same info and said the previous person imputes the wrong email address. Told them I am leaving vegas the next morning so should I come down and let them put it on the usb. They said once the usb has been inserted into another machine off premise, they don't use it anymore , I will have to purchase another usb if I want to do that (so how do people know what is on the drive without inserting it into another machine?). They got the same info and said the same. I am now home in NY and still no email. I stopped the charge on my credit card and if they email me the files I will r lease them but this is horrible customer service when you don't get what you have purchased and they give you bullshit about it. read more

I jumped for my birthday a few months back (sssshhh, don't tell my mom). I went in a couple of days prior to scope the place out. At first, the staff seems slightly insane. At a second glance, they really are just a little off their rockers. However, in their craziness lies an inherent sense of fun and professionalism seemlessly blended in to a soothing and calming atmosphere that makes the fear of jumping off an 855 foot platform not so bad. They joke with you. They taunt you. They are loud and in your face. But they don't miss a single step when it comes to safety checks. They check you on the ground. They check you twice (two different people) up top to make sure absolutely nothing has been missed. They talk you through what is going to happen as you jump. They don't pressure you to do anything you don't really want to do. And when the time comes, they count you down and you jump. It was a thrilling experience. I was shaking for several minutes afterwards from the adrenaline. I loved almost all of it. All but the landing. Like an idiot I locked my legs instead of absorbing the impact by bending my knees. This sent a painful shock up my back. I ached for about an hour. If you go, bend your knees. That is my biggest advice to you. Oh, and opt for the HD DVD. It is worth it to hear the experience time and time again. read more

I can't believe I did it! No regrets! Came to Vegas for a conference a few weeks ago and got convinced to do this and let me tell you, I'd do it again! I'm the biggest scaredy cat as well but this was definitely exhilarating! I'm definitely going to come back next time and do the jump at night. I'm sure it's magical! read more

I don't know why I didn't review this before I did it but better late than ever. I did the sky jump back in May when I was out in Vegas for the first time. I'm on this kick to do crazy things before I turn 30 next year. I made the reservation ( which I reccomend you do ahead of time) for our first day there so I could get it out of the way and not let the drinking I planned on doing affect my jump! For me, it was worth the $115 hands down. The worst part of the entire experience is waiting to jump. After they strap you into your jumpsuit downstairs, you take the elevator up and wait in line to go. The guys who strapped you in before you jumped were amazing- they calmed my nerves and were supper friendly ( and I must say, not bad to look at either:)). Holding onto the rails before I jumped was the most terifying experience of my life! Once they told me to go, it was unbelievble. The rush of the air hitting your face, I felt like I was flying. I didn't want it to end. Unfortunately, all that and in 15 seconds you're at the bottom. All of my girlfriends were enjoying their happy hour drinks and cheering me on, it was a great feeling. Now I'm ready for the next step- Sky diving! A few quick thoughts: Don't forget to bend your legs landing- I was so excited to see my friends, I wasn't paying attention and crashed into the ground- nothing I couldn't handle but I did end up with a shiner on my knee and some joint pain. Probably didn't help wearing heels the entire trip either. The video isn't really anything spectacular, it doesn't have sound- still worth it to see yourself jumping an to show all of your friends, I wish they would take pictures of you in the air instead of just before the jump. Make a reservation beforehand- otherwise you'll only be relying on someone to chicken out. Do a shot before hand downtstairs, it eases the nerves:) read more

My hubby did the sky-jump and found the experience enthralling. Good safety measures. They let you record and view from a viewing area near the landing. If you wanna test if you've got what it takes, give it a try! read more

I am an avid thrill-seeker so of course I was looking for an excuse to try this. I should mention that this is not bungee jumping at all. You are suspended by some cables that basically hold on to you the whole way down. I don't think you're actually free falling at all. That being said, it's all about bragging rights I guess. The hardest part is jumping off. The falling part is over before you even know it. It was very short. Kind of expensive. But get the wrist cam video package at the very minimum! read more

Could not have been more excited, and summarily dissapointed with my experience here upon my recent visit last week. Truly wanted to do the sky jump. Got in line early at the main level tickets desk, bought the package for both the sky jump and the rides, and was asked by the attendant if I had heart condition, recently surgeries. I stated no...as was the truth. From there, purchased the tickets and went up to the next level to wait for the access point entry. Here, I was asked got.my tickets and then asked more health questions.....more them the first guy downstairs. This time they asked if I had high blood pressure--- which I do and has been successfully medicated and under control for over 20 years. Being honest, I explained this only to be denied access to the jump because of "policy"! If one has a condition that is completely under control, it really isn't a condition any longer--- at least in so far as this case is concerned! I said to the attendant on duty "so if I lied, I could get on?" She said "but you didn't, so you cant". REALLY?!? I asked to speak to a supervisor, and that was like talking to a wall. Had to go back downstairs to then wait in line again to have my money refunded! If you are going to have this policy --which is ridiculous in the first place if your condition is under control, at least have the first ticketing agent ask all these questions before purchasing the package! Completely disappointed in the experience there! Bottom line, if you are in a similar situation medically, honesty IS NOT THE BEST POLICY HERE! lie!!! read more

My husband and my 2 girls did this and it was the highlight of our Las Vegas trip. It was $109.99 for the jump and $139.00 for the package and pictures which I though was totally worth it. They give you a jump drive to take home that has the video and pictures. You can jump again within 24 hours for $50. They were very organized and professional. The observation deck was nice too. read more

You have to do this... The only not so good thing is that you never free fall. You are connected to a tight cable the whole time so from the moment you lean over the edge you can feel the pull of the cable. Other than that you still get to jump off the highest building in Vegas! read more

Horrible customer service!!! Karla Lopez the "manager" wouldn't allow my twin cousin go on because one of the twins had " high blood" pressure soooo just because one of them had it she assumed the other did and she didn't allow the other one enjoy the ride . She was super rude about it we had proof that my cousins were identical twins we had pictures side by side of them AND we even told her we could have a FaceTime call with ids to prove everything we were saying and she still didn't want to believe that they were twins because she didn't have them in front of her when we told her one had flew out in the morning and the other one would be flying out the same night. We asked if they had anything to take his blood pressure and she said no she was just absolute trash. As a person who works in costumer service I don't like to bash anyone because I know how hard it can be at times BUT she was seriously just horrible rude and disrespectful. read more

Honestly if there was a zero option rating, I'd give them a zero rating. ALL EMPLOYEES. They're all jerks with no customer service experiences. We were here from the beginning and they somehow took us last. Waste of money. If you run a company, train your employees to smile. Had to get a refund and per usual we have to wait 3-5 business days to get money back. So we didn't jump. read more

Meh... If you guys want to go know these things: 1) Make reservations over the phone. The line is always 30 min long (even if there are 2 people in line) 2) Know that they are 30 mins behind 3) Know that the staff in the store are jerks and could are less about you and your appointment. I am in the store now waiting for my jump... And I'm sure its fun, but seriously, don't expect any customer service. If you expect jerks, then you will have a great time. read more

I just did the Sky Jump over the weekend for my birthday and it was everything I expected it to be! Due to bad weather the previous day resulting in closure of the Sky Jump, there were a lot of walk-ins and re-scheduled appointments, so be smart and make an appointment in advance. Since I had big birthday plans that night, I had very limited time. After speaking with several employees (multiple times), I finally pushed my way into a 6pm time slot vs. two other options, 7:45pm and midnight. I thought it was cool of them to find a way to squeeze me in and more importantly, make me feel safe. I'm extremely afraid of heights but this is something I really wanted to conquer in hopes of building my way up to sky diving. They checked the harness 3 times and did numerous checks after hooking me up to the cable. In addition, almost all of the employees have done the jump many times and talk to you about it, which is a big relief too. If you're scared to do something like this but want to, I would highly recommend starting with the Sky Jump! In my case, there were other nervous people at the top waiting in line that I could relate with before leaping off the platform! It's a tad bit expensive, but an experience I'll never forget. Recommendation: My friends and family said it would be nice to have heat lamps outside for people watching the jumpers. I guess they were pretty cold while they were waiting for me! read more

This is an experience I only needed once. To say "I've jumped from the Stratosphere and lived" is cool but other than that it is assisted by cables and the free fall is quick. My advice to anyone thinking of doing it is to use the restroom first because once your in those suits your stuck in a room until you jump and there isn't bathrooms available until your unstrapped and out of the suit. read more

Just jumped off the top of the stratosphere in Vegas on a cable. 855ft fall. Definitely been waiting to cross that off the bucket list! Scariest part is the 2nd half of the first step when your center of gravity is over the edge commiting yourself and your still not sure what to expect. This drop is biggest if it's kind in the world and is custom. It is really over the top and out of this world. When I was younger I remember I was scared to be on it. A lot of people won't go near the glass inside still! I've always been amazed with it. Now imagine looking over the edge (don't fall yet, they are still connecting everything!) to the ground and trying to make out people walking. Its massive. Cars look like rice, and the column of the tower viewed from the top instead of below, looks gigantic. It looks as if you might hit it since it curves out a bit, but those cars are directly under you too. You know you have to physically jump off in just a moment rather than just imagining it. It's like wow! I've actually dreamed and wondered what it'd be like to jump off it every time I've been there, ever since I was a teen. I was completely amazed I can now do it! The decision to jump off and actually experience it was made the first time I went up there as a teen. Just give me a chance! It's fast, but slower than terminal velocity, inwhich wouldn't allow you too fully take it in the experience or shift your weight much or comprehend the feeling that you could imagine if you jumped off it. It was really a treat, and I hope will always have dreams of the Las Vegas night lights getting bigger and bigger as you not quite fly through the warm air in slowed motion with a rush of Wow running through your body. ...hopefully not with a flash at the end though lol read more

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If you skydive, there's a joke asking "Why jump out of perfectly good plane?" - same can be said here "Why jump off a perfectly good building?" Because you can! It's really no more complicated or dangerous than ziplining but vertically. Don't try this if you have a hint of fear of heights, or roller coasters. They have a clear "chicken out" policy, which gives you numerous chances - but there are no refunds. They are currently charging an extra $30 for a GoPro attached to your wrist, but since the fall is so quick I don't see the point - are you looking at the GoPro or enjoying the view down? Better to have your friends stand in the store and catch the live stream camera which is attached the harnessing equipment. I wish they would offer a re-jump at a discount like they do their other rides up on the top. I would have done a night jump and a day jump! read more

I thought this was awesome. People complain that it is too slow, but it seemed plenty fast to me. In any case, the real thrill is in forcing yourself to take that initial leap of faith. I've been bungee jumping and skydiving and I think this ranks right up there with those. read more

Extremely dissapointing! For $120 I expected an actual jump. This was more like an extremely controlled descent. Not worth the price at all!

the only other time i will say this to anyone is at their wedding before they say 'I do": DONT DO IT! i was expecting this jump to have the same excitement/experience as base jumping. unfortunately, i had more fun watching the fountain show at bellagio. this jump is very similar to those rides you see at fairs & other amusement parks; where they hoist you to the top, release you & you swing back & forth for awhile. this is at the stratosphere hotel in las vegas, so there's always a surplus of adventure-goers who want to experience this ride. definitely call early to make an appointment (good luck showing up & getting a spot). once you get there, you put on your suit & watch jumpers ahead of you on a tv screen. then you are taken upstairs to the actual jump site. this was the only point in time when i got real nervous; only because when you get out of the elevator, there are hundreds of tourists & spectators watching the jumps & muttering phrases like, "you gotta pay me to do that" or "can we jump drunk?" jumpers are then led into a tiny room, one by one, where they're given last minute instructions, then led to the 5-foot ledge (or plank) before they take the plunge! the actually "fall" itself lasts what seems like 10seconds; its very quick & controlled. when you initially jump, you feel like youre going pretty fast, but the cables eventually slow you down as you approach the landing zone. if you're afraid of heights, but too scared to go skydiving, this is probably good for you. on the other hand, if you've experienced real freefall out of an airplane, you'll yawn all the way down. $100+ for the jump/dvd/photos just isn't worth it. wanna experience excitement while youre in vegas? bet your life savings on red & let it ride! read more

I did it! I jumped off the stratosphere! I had to mentality prepare myself for a week because I never jump this high before! But I jumped off it without any hesitation so I guess I was ready for it! Let me give you a little tip: the first 3 second of my jump was scary but then was the best rush I every felt! I would so go again! Now I'm mentality preparing my next jump off a plane!!! read more

My husband and I jumped at midnight on 4th of July. From start to finish, we were done in an hour and a half. The ride was absolutely amazing! The staff is highly skilled and you go through numerous safety checks before you are able to jump. I was worried about a roller coaster stomach feeling, not at all. Felt more like a fast zip line straight down. I recommend that you jump at night, the views of the lights and skyline are spectacular. Highly recommended and will definitely do it again. read more

I decided to spend some minutes of my life writing this review hoping it can make some difference in how the attraction works. I don't give only one star just because I'm a very comprehensive person that knows sometimes unexpected things can happen. For example today, they closed for some hours because of lightening risk. What would you expect from a professional place to do in these cases? Send a message for people who bought the tickets not to go on that time (because it could cause prejudice to the ones in time, in case it reopens) or giving some courtesy to them. They didn't do any of that. Oh wait, they gave 10 dollars discount when buying the skypod free pass attractions. I bought the full experience with them - Skyjump, Skypod attractions, pictures, videos. Almost 200 hundred dollars. Plus what I spent to get in there. I arrived at the time scheduled and the attraction reopened (risk lightening over) but I waited 1 hour more because people who scheduled before were being passed before. I felt like the staff was unprepared and they didnt look happy with what they're doing. Except from The japanese guy - he was very polite and good, however he was doing a lot all the time, trying to solve problems and giving instructions well. Nobody said "I'm sorry" or so, they just don't care. Specially the young lady who seemed to be in charge, since every member of the staff needed to ask her for discounts or so. She was always with a stressed face and I really expected her to apologize for the delay, even not being their fault the force of nature issue. But it is their fault the way they handle it. I guess they're not well paid and not motivated at all. I hope their superiors recognize this lack of politeness because they will lose money. I was soooo excited to go, but got so frustrated that I just felt they didn't deserve my money, so I asked for the refund. They didn't care about having me there or not. Didnt care about people's impression of the situation. They did the refund very quick, I have to say. But well prepared places don't face the problems the way they did. They don't know what to say to the client. Very unprepared. I hope they get better, because I noticed in other reviews that sometimes problems like this happens, that they have to close for the day. Is just not fair for customers and they should care more about this. One last thing - the jumpsuits should be washed and cleaned before given to each person, specially after COVID. Come on, its not that expensive having enough jumpsuits for 2 days and keep them cleaned. Its disgusting to wear used clothes. In the end I just got a ticket from Groupon and paid less more for skypod attractions. I wouldnt spend a penny more and the people from the front desk were nice. read more

Well i was so scared, but the crew members take care of you so well that you relax and enjoy more your jump. Try it, the only harder part is when you are already on the top of the tower and u have to jump lol read more

This was pure adrenaline! When i jumped it was like flying. Makes a great way to get pumped for a big night out!

Pretty expensive but well worth it. It was very safe and if you stay calm it isn't bad. I was shaking afterwards for a few minutes. One of the coolest things I've ever done. Definitely recommend it. I gave it 4 out of 5 because the lady who checked me in was not polite and gave bad directions as to where to print out my tickets but very fun experience. read more

So this review is based off of the entire experience. I had no reservation and was able to tag along with another group. The staff that I had were great, they were very accommodating and had great personalities. The actual jump itself was very tame. Very cool standing out on the 108th floor at night but as far as excitement goes not anymore than a roller coaster. Still had a good time through. read more

I was super excited to do this, that is, until the date came nearer. The more I thought about it, the more scared I became. When the day had arrived I was nervous, but the girl who helped me with the jumpsuit and harness downstairs was really nice and made me feel slightly better after all the small talk. Once she took my friend and me to the top of the building I got super anxious and was so terrified I almost chickened out (there is slight proof of this on the [soundless] DVD, haha); however, I am so glad I made that jump. Getting off that ledge and letting go of the rail was seriously the hardest part. It took two "3...2...1...go"s for me to finally let go (after thinking out loud how crazy I was for doing this). Everything else was cake. I had a lot of fun and I'd totally do it again, maybe next time at night. read more

If 0 stars were possible that is the number of stars this place deserves. At no time did anyone who processed my ticket or told me about risks mentioned that you can't jump with an insulin pump. I know what my insulin pump can handle and i even took it off for them and they still wouldn't let me jump, even though there was absolutely no medical risk to me. So if you have type 1 diabetes and an insulin pump don't ride this f***ing bogus thrill ride. read more

I heard about the sky jump and decided it would be my first stop when going to Vegas. The staff was very friendly and I was able to go 30 minutes after just waking in without a reservation. I was not nervous at all, but the moment it's time to jump, it hits you. The experience was great and I will definitely recommend it to anyone. If you do it, you should get the wrist cam option. It's great to go back home and show friends and family. read more

This ride was amazing. The staff were excellent and very professional. I didn't catch the "Jumpmasters" names but they were very good at making you stay calm during and up to the jump. Thank you Stratosphere. read more

The next time your in Vegas U NEED to Do This!!To be able to Live n say "I jumped off of Stratosphere Hotel n Survived!!"The View and the Feeling right before you Jump is Priceless!!! read more

If you are looking for an adrenaline rush, save your money! The first couple of seconds are fun, but after that it is pretty boring. The staff members were all very nice, helpful, and funny! It simply isn't worth the money. read more

If you are an adrenaline junkie, don't waste your $100... pretty boring. Spend an extra $75 bucks and go skydiving. Skyjump is boring.

I've done this jump twice--once in the daytime and once at night. I had an amazing experience both times! I recommend this jump to all of my adrenaline-junkie friends. Definitely would do it again! read more

I did the Sky Jump at the Stratosphere a couple of weeks ago. The experience was not what I though it would be. I was surprised on so many levels. Here's what I mean... First off, my jump was scheduled for 8:30pm, but they were so behind schedule that I did not get to jump until after 10pm. All of the waiting was somewhat annoying and it made me even more nervous. For anyone considering doing this jump, I recommend that you try and schedule your jump first thing in the morning, which is at about 10am when they first open. This way, there's very little chance that they are behind schedule and you won't have to wait very long. If your jump is scheduled at night, they've had the whole day to fall behind schedule and there is a good chance that you will have to wait for awhile. The Sky Jump is a very popular attraction and everyone seems to want to try it. Getting suited up was a fairly long process in and of itself. The harness has to be on just right and 2 employees need to verify that it's on tight enough. The employees had some difficulty getting my harness to fit perfectly. After getting suited up and being escorted to the 108th floor, the anticipation builds up even more! All of the on lookers at the top of the tower were staring intently, and were probably wondering what the hell I was thinking to want to jump off of this building. When I finally came into contact with the "Sky Jump Masters", all eyes were definitely on me as I was only a couple of minutes away from taking the plunge. The Sky Jump Masters checked my harness one more time, they checked that I didn't have on any jewelry, and that my shoes were on tight enough. They were very nice and extremely thorough. Before you know it, one of the Sky Jumpers says "All Clear" and then the countdown begins. Once this happened, my toes were off of the platform. As soon as the Jump Master said 3-2-1-GO, I stepped off of the platform and I enjoyed the flight down. As I was in the air, I felt very safe and very protected. I was trembling a bit and so I didn't land on my feet; I landed on my knees. No big deal since the platform at the bottom is padded. I was a little shaken up, but the entire experience was beyond cool, beyond exhilarating!!! After my jump, I was anxiously waiting for my DVD and photo of my jump. The photo came out nice. Unbeknownst to me, they also give you a certificate. It was like a certificate of courage stating that you were brave enough to do the jump. But, as it turns out, there was a glitch on the computer and so my jump didn't get captured on DVD! I was very disappointed when I was told that my jump was NOT filmed. However, I made it a point to remind the Sky Jump employee that it was their mistake and their fault that I had no DVD. So, after some negotiating back and forth, they agreed to give me a complimentary jump for the next day so that my experience could finally get captured on DVD. Yes, I got to jump again the following morning; literally 12 hours later!!!! I was the first one scheduled to jump the next day. I was excited about the idea of getting to do this jump one more time! The second jump was obviously in the day time and I was less nervous, but not by much! Jumping off a 108 story platform is something that I will never get used to. During the second jump I was able to stick my landing and landed on both feet. My DVD was filmed the second time around. If not, I would've kept jumping until they got it right! Needless to say, Sky Jump was the ultimate thrill and I will do it again the next time I'm in Vegas. I'm wondering what Stratosphere will come up with next? Whatever it is, I will be sure to try it! read more