Christmas skydive
Looking for your last challenge of the year? Well put on your best Christmas outfit and experience the thrill of free-falling at over 120mph through the air!
Take to the skies dressed in your favourite festive costume!
Whether you’re a newbie or an experienced adrenaline seeker, enjoy the euphoria of flying through the clouds while observing beautiful landscapes for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure this December.
Choose your ideal date and airfield, and skydive this holiday season with Team Marsden. Spaces are limited so sign up now to get the date and airfield your prefer!
Dates and airfields available:
Auchterarder, Perthshire – weekend dates until 22 December 2024
Brackley, Northants – any Tuesday to Sunday in December until 22 December 2024
Brigg, Lincs – any Wednesday to Sunday in December until 15 December 2024
Coleraine, NI – weekend dates until 15 December 2024
Lancaster, Lancs – any Friday to Sunday in December until 14 December 2024
Netheravon, Wiltshire – 1 December 2024
Norwich, Norfolk - any Friday to Sunday in December until 22 December 2024
Nottingham, Notts – any date in December apart from 25 and 26 December 2024
St Andrews, Fife – weekend dates until 14 December 2024
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As part of Team Marsden you will also receive:
- a fundraising pack
- a charity t-shirt for you to wear on the big day (if you decide to forgo the festive costume!)
- dedicated fundraising support and advice to help you reach your fundraising target
What's skydiving really like?
Stephanie took part in a charity skydive earlier this year and has shared with us what it really feels like and why you should take the plunge and get involved:
"Jumping out of the plane never felt safer as I was strapped to an instructor who had experienced over 6000 jumps.
Looking at the view was the most rewarding part and knowing I’d done all of this for such a worthy cause was the icing on the cake.
If you’re thinking about taking part in a skydive, I would say without a shadow of doubt, do it. I was very nervous the night before but the adrenaline kicks in and the cause gets you through the fear.
What better way to tick something off on your bucket list than to help such an incredible cause in the process."