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An internationally-acclaimed tourist attraction...
at your Tower! SkyJump - adventure tourism at its most thrilling!
In 2001, following years of research and development, Jump Technics Ltd launched a ground-breaking and exhilarating new Adventure Tourism product called SkyJump onto the world stage.
Introduced firstly in New Zealand, SkyJump today successfully operates at multiple tower sites around
the world.
The experience of SkyJump can be likened to base jumping - leaping off a tower and ‘free falling’, whilst secured to wires. Whilst supremely safe and comfortable, the rush is unbeatable!
SkyJump currently operates at:
Sky Tower Auckland - New Zealand (est. 2001)
Macau Tower - Macau (est. 2004)
Daegu Tower - South Korea (est. 2006)
Stratosphere Tower - Las Vegas (2010)
About Jump Technics
Managing Director - Steve Weidmann
Steve was instrumental in developing the systems and safety mechanisms encompassed in the SkyJump operation, leveraging his wealth of experience (24 years) in the engineering and construction industries. Steve became involved in the adventure tourism industry 16 years ago, pioneering several innovations in the Caving industry and operating a renowned and award-winning adventure tourism operation for many years, prior to his involvement in his current company. When you work with Steve Weidmann, you are engaging an engineering consultant who offers a thorough understanding of structural engineering, a commercial understanding of the economics of adventure tourism, a strong safety ethic – and an affinity for innovation.
Since opening at the Auckland site, SkyJump has consistently enjoyed significant national and international media attention and has attracted such international celebrities as Tom Cruise, Billy Connelly, Charlize Theron, Lucy Lawless and the champion of the Bungy Jump, A.J. Hackett. In 2007, SkyJump added another product to Auckland’s Sky Tower - SkyWalk - an additional commercial success for both companies and another unforgettable experience for adventure-seeking clients.
Contact Steve Weidmann
Safety Assurance
There have been absolutely no incidents or accidents at any SkyJump site, throughout its entire operation. In New Zealand, the SkyJump device carries its own engineering certificate and OSH registration as an approved amusement device. This registration covers all safety aspects of design and operation.
SkyJump also has registration in the USA being certified by independent American engineers.
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