Auckland

SKYWALK

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Take a walk on the wild side at the top of New Zealand’s highest building. With no handrails to separate you from the 192m drop, you’ll be doing some adrenaline-fuelled challenges designed to get your heart racing while you take in those epic 360-degree views of the City of Sails.

192m
High 360 Views Gravity Challenges

Getting there Before you do it

Self-
Drive

SkyJump and SkyWalk are based in the Auckland Sky Tower, the tallest building in New Zealand. Hop on public transport, take an Uber, or drive yourself. Parking is located in the SkyCity building on the corner of Federal and Victoria Streets.
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TRANSPORT

Before you do it

Self-
Drive

We know you're itching to get going, but there are a couple of things we need you to know first.

AGE
Minimum 10 years old. Children 14 and under require an adult to sign consent at check-in.

WEIGHT
Minimum 30kg, maximum 127kg. However, in strong winds the minimum is increased to 45kg.

DURATION
Allow 90 minutes.

Clothing
Please ensure you wear flat lace up shoes. Or if you don’t have any, we have some very stylish ones you can borrow for the walk.

Contact
Let's talk. If you don't like talking, send us an email with a smiley face in it somewhere.

0800 759 925 or +64 9 368 1835

info@bungy.co.nz

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If your friends and family want to watch you walk the Sky Tower, they can purchase an elevator pass and head up to the viewing deck.
A once-in-a-lifetime experience always deserves proof to tell the tale. We’ve got cameras in all the best spots. Let us hook you up with photos and a video to show off your adventure in the most epic way possible.
SAFE?
We invented safe!
We have been throwing people off things since 1988 and we are very proud of our impeccable safety record. When you climb with AJ Hackett Bungy, you climb with the most experienced Bungy company in the world.

Tell your SkyWalk Crew if you have high or low blood pressure, heart conditions, epilepsy, broken or fractured bones/dislocations, fragile skin, neurological disorders, diabetes, asthma, prosthetics, panic/anxiety attacks or any recent sprains/muscular injuries.

Unfortunately, we can't permit anyone who is pregnant, or those with photosensitive epilepsy, to Walk. And if you have osteoporosis, scoliosis or a recent concussion, we'll need to see a doctor's certificate.

Wear glasses for safety reasons? They may not be able to be worn. However, prescriptions safety glasses are available free of charge. You can check out more stuff about safety here.
For groups of ten or more people looking to do our activities please see our special groups services and contact us on groups@bungy.co.nz for more information and to obtain a quote for your group.