Choose your date that you’d like your jump to take place, then go to our skydive provider’s website and pick your jump location.
There are 21 airfields across the UK to choose from.
Skydive in 2025
How do I sign up?
Jump for National Epilepsy Week!
Take to the skies and make a big impact this May!
Book your jump, feel the adrenaline and make a difference for people living with epilepsy.
Registration fee: £35 (payable to Skyline)
Minimum sponsorship: £430 (£480 in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Kent)
Jump in July!
Take your summer to new heights and book your July skydive today.
Get ready to take on the thrill of a lifetime!
Registration fee: £35 (payable to Skyline)
Minimum sponsorship: £430 (£480 in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Kent)
All year round
Pick your own date and choose from over 21 locations across the UK.
Grab 50% off your registration fee making it just £35 to sign up. (Offer ends midnight on 31 January)
Registration fee: £35 (payable to Skyline)
Minimum sponsorship: £395 (£450 in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Kent)
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FAQs
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How much does it cost?
You sign up and pay a registration fee to our skydive provider, Skyline.
Commit to raising the minimum sponsorship required and we will pay your jump costs.
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When is the sponsorship deadline?
We need your full fundraising target to be with us two weeks before your jump date, to pay your jump costs.
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What if I don’t reach my minimum sponsorship target before the day of my jump?
Reaching a minimum sponsorship target can seem daunting but don’t worry, we’re here to help you. When you register with us, we’ll send you a fundraising pack full of tips and advice to help you reach your target.
If you don’t reach the minimum sponsorship target before the day of your jump, you’ll need to make up the difference of your jump cost on the day.
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I have a question for the Skydiving company – can I contact them?
Yes, of course. Skyline have a handy FAQ’s section on their website or you can email them on info@skylineevents.co.uk.
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Can I take part on any date?
Yes, you can skydive for Epilepsy Action at locations across the UK on a date that suits you.
Already booked your own skydive?
Great! We’d love for you to join the team. There’s no registration fee or minimum sponsorship. Just raise what you can!
Register for your free fundraising packSkydiving and epilepsy
Taking part in a tandem skydive is possible for many people with epilepsy.
The British Parachute Association says you can take part in a tandem skydive (where you are attached to a professional) if:
- You have been seizure free for the last two years, and
- You have not had any changes to your medicine in this period
You will need to get your doctor to sign a medical certificate. Solo skydiving is not considered safe for people with epilepsy.
Have a question?
We’d love to hear from you.
Contact our Events team on 0113 210 8824 or email events@epilepsy.org.uk and we’d be happy to help!