Free Fall Device Price Guide: QuickFlight and FlightLine Costs

A free fall jump is one of the cheapest headline attractions to add to an existing tower, but the device price is only part of the budget. Operators also pay for mounting hardware, replacement webbing and annual service. This guide sets out current list prices for QuickFlight, QuickFlight XL and FlightLine, so you can budget a free fall jump from start to finish.

All prices are Thrill Syndicate list prices excluding VAT, November 2026. Your final price depends on configuration, quantities and delivery country.

What does a free fall device cost?

Which free fall device fits your tower?

QuickFlight: free fall for ropes courses and smaller towers

The QuickFlight mounts from 6 m upwards and gives a free fall of up to 3 m. Magnetic braking adjusts to the rider’s weight, so a 20 kg child and a 130 kg adult both land at a controlled speed. It suits ropes courses, climbing centres and family entertainment centres that want a jump at the end of a course.

QuickFlight XL: a longer drop from higher platforms

The QuickFlight XL mounts from 12 to 23 m and gives a free fall of up to 4 m. It lists ASTM F2291-11 among its certifications. Choose it for high platforms where a longer drop justifies a higher ticket price.

FlightLine: a headline attraction for high towers

The FlightLine is built for towers from 18,5 to 24,5 m. With the 6 m RipCord, riders get a free fall of about 8 m, with a total descent sensation of up to 11 m. A dual-webbing system gives a redundant line. It suits theme parks and multi-activity towers where the jump is sold as a separate experience.

What costs come on top of the device?

• Mounting Kit for QuickFlight: €119
• Universal Wall Mounting Frame: €1.500, for walls and towers without a suitable anchor point
• QuickFlight and QuickFlight XL replacement upper webbing: €266–€350, depending on length
• QuickFlight and QuickFlight XL replacement RipCord: €299 (1 m) or €359 (2 m)
• FlightLine replacement upper webbing: €435–€774; replacement RipCord: €1.041
• QuickFlight annual service: €379 per year

Running a continuous belay course into the jump? The Saferoller Transfer (from €2.052) integrates the free fall into a Saferoller course, so participants move from the lifeline to the jump without unclipping.

Example budget: a QuickFlight XL on a 20 m tower

A free fall jump needs little staff time: the device resets itself after each rider. Compare the investment with the extra tickets a tower sells when a jump is added at the end of a course.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a free fall device cost?

A QuickFlight free fall device starts at €4.036 ex VAT for the low-mount version. The QuickFlight XL starts at €4.559 and the FlightLine at €18.999. Mounting hardware, replacement webbing and annual service come on top.

What is the difference between QuickFlight and QuickFlight XL?

Both use magnetic braking and take riders from 20 to 130 kg. The QuickFlight XL mounts higher, from 12 to 23 m, and gives a longer free fall of up to 4 m. The QuickFlight covers mounting heights from 6 to 15,3 m.

When is the FlightLine worth the higher price?

The FlightLine is built for towers from 18,5 to 24,5 m and gives a free fall of about 4,5 m or 8 m, depending on the RipCord. It has a dual-webbing system for redundancy. It suits theme parks and high towers where the jump is a headline attraction.

Does a free fall device need annual service?

Yes. Budget for annual service as part of the cost of ownership. The QuickFlight annual service is €379 ex VAT. Replacement upper webbing and RipCords are available separately.

Which RipCord length should I choose?

The RipCord length sets the mounting height range and the free fall distance. For the QuickFlight XL, the 1 m RipCord covers 12 to 21,8 m and the 2 m RipCord 13 to 23 m. Send your tower height and the request a quote form gives you the right configuration.

Get a quote for your free fall jump

Send your tower or platform height, the expected rider weights and your delivery country through the request a quote form. You get a recommended model and RipCord and one quote for device, mounting and service. Compare all models in the free fall devices category, or read about the benefits of commercial free fall attractions.