Ischgl SKYFLY

Which shoes do I need to wear on the Ischgl SKYFLY?
The zipline can only be used if you are wearing closed, sturdy shoes with slip-resistant soles. 

Is an Ascent to the Skyfly with the Silvrettabahn included in the price of the ticket?
Yes, the ascent is to the middle station Silvrettabahn A1 is included in the price.

Am I allowed to bring my backpack?
Items that are loosely hanging away from the body such as scarves, bands, ribbons, loose belts, loose jackets or sweaters and handbags can not be brought along onto the SkyFly. However, they can be stowed away in your clothing if that is a safe option. Backpack transport available during the flight.

Am I allowed to wear my glasses?
People who wear glasses need to make sure that they won’t come off while using the SkyFly. If necessary, please secure them with a rubber band. 

The following people are prohibited from using the SKYFLY facility: 

• people less than 1.2 metres tall 
• children under the age of 8
• children under the age of 10 without being accompanied by a parent / legal guardian 
• children under the age of 14 without a declaration of consent by a parent / legal guardian
• people with a bodyweight of less than 25 kilograms
• people with a bodyweight of more than 125 kilograms
   

People: 

• with spinal and joint problems 
• with heart disease, strong circulatory insufficiency or high blood pressure 
• with pacemakers and other life-sustaining devices 
• with obvious physical or psychological problems
• who are pregnant 
• who have had an eye surgery recently 
• who suffer from diseases that could get worse by using the SKYFLY
• who are under medical treatment or should not do any sports because of their ailments and / or are limited by them during their everyday lives (when in doubt, please contact your doctor) 
• who have physical disabilities that don’t allow for them to be secured properly by the safety harness or who are limited in their capacity of movement (stability, emergency descent, etc.) 
• blind people without a qualified, authorised accompanying person
• people who do not follow the instructions of the personnel 
• people under the influence of drugs and alcohol, medication, etc. 
• people with insufficient vision or whose glasses might come off while using the SKYFLY

In Ischgl, your dream of flying could become a reality! Not just while paragliding  but also while ziplining – you’ll get to glide over the picturesque mountain landscape of Tyrol. The big difference to flying: you’re secured by a safety harness and caster-rolls that are mounted to big steel ropes between the start and finish points. 
At the Ischgl SKYFLY, the flight adventure is split into three sections from the mountain down into the valley. 
In case you’ve got any further questions about the Ischgl SKYFLY, the team of the Silvrettaseilbahn AG cable car company will be happy to answer them all for you!