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Discover 4 Parachuting in Bangkok on Trip.com, updated September 27, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 7 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From NZD 23.67 per person, with an average total of NZD 202.72. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 162 verified reviews, Parachuting Bangkok boast an average rating of 4.6.

This week's most popular Parachuting: "Pattaya high-altitude ocean view skydiving experience 13,000 feet (includes hotel transfer)", with 120 reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Pattaya high-altitude ocean view skydiving experience 13,000 feet (includes hotel transfer)", a 2-hour adventure in Bangkok!

The next available day tour departs on September 28, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Bangkok Parachuting usually take about 2 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

75% of Bangkok Parachuting now offer English-speaking guides

September is perfect for visiting Bangkok! Choose from 4 available day tours, including seasonal hits like Pattaya high-altitude ocean view skydiving experience 13,000 feet (includes hotel transfer).

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Reviews: Pattaya high-altitude ocean view skydiving experience 13,000 feet (includes hotel transfer)
Guest User2026-06-08
On the evening of May 28th, I booked a skydive with third-party and handheld filming for 11:00 AM the next day. After placing the order, someone proactively added me on WeChat and explained some skydiving precautions. On May 29th at 10:00 AM, I waited at the hotel reception for the shuttle bus. After getting on the bus, it continued to pick up other guests from various hotels in Pattaya, arriving at the skydiving base around 11:15 AM. First, I went to the reception to sign a waiver, then took a number and waited to jump. While waiting, you can choose goggles. The rental fee is 300 baht, or you can use the free ones, but they're not very attractive. Alternatively, I recommend ordering goggles on Pinduoduo before you go abroad; a pair costs less than 10 yuan. If you're nearsighted (around 500 degrees), you can wear contact lenses, as they are more comfortable and produce better photos. Around 12:30 AM, it was my turn to jump. First, the instructor will record a pre-jump video for you. This usually involves introducing yourself and your reasons for choosing skydiving, etc. Then, they briefly explain some safety precautions, and you wait to jump. At 13:00, I put on my skydiving gear and boarded the helicopter. The helicopter flew further and further away from the ground, and my anxiety grew. But there was no turning back; I had to force myself to be brave. The instructor recorded a video with me, usually about my feelings and how nervous I was. After 20 minutes of flight, we reached the designated altitude. I confirmed with the instructor again that I was fully prepared and ready to jump. The instructor opened the helicopter door, grabbed me, and jumped. I free-fell for about 5 seconds, experiencing severe G-forces, similar to the first few seconds of a drop tower's rapid descent. Then the small parachute opened, and a photographer approached, signaling to film. Even without opening my mouth, my face was severely distorted by the wind; even Fan Bingbing wouldn't necessarily get a good shot. After the third-party filming, the instructor deployed the large parachute, and we both shot upwards. After about 5 seconds, I gradually stabilized; the G-forces subsided, and my face returned to normal. The instructor will then take out a selfie stick and have you record a video facing the camera. This is the optimal time for a good shot, so make the most of it. After taking the selfie, begin your descent. Make sure to keep your legs high until you are several tens of meters above the ground to avoid injury from a impact. Thankfully, thanks to the safety precautions, both the instructor and I successfully landed. After celebrating and saying goodbye to the instructor, we returned to the skydiving base to wait for the video and photos to be copied, which takes about 30 minutes. After receiving the video and photos, you will usually wait for other skydivers to join you for a group trip to Pattaya city.
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Reviews: Thailand travel Pattaya skydiving experience [hotel transfer + one-on-one instructor + Chinese guidance + video photos + third-party filming]
Guest User2026-05-22
It's very exciting and awesome! The only downside is that it takes a while to drive.
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Reviews: Skydiving at Dropzone in Pattaya, Thailand (includes transfer, skydiving, and extreme sports)
Guest User2025-06-29
A fantastic experience! Instructor BoBo was incredibly professional and enthusiastic. The base offered comprehensive and excellent services, and the staff were friendly and attentive! There was a comfortable waiting area for the accompanying person. Purchasing the package including video recording to document the exhilarating skydive was definitely worth it! The pick-up and drop-off service was superb; the vehicle was comfortable and conveniently accommodated luggage! They even gave me a latex neck pillow as a surprise gift for following skydivers on Instagram!