From the initial phone call all the way through AFF the staff were enthusiastic, proffesional and informative.
Even though I had no idea what I was doing the instructors guided me through and taught everything I needed to know at each level. They never got frustrated or lost proffesionalism. They made everything clear and easy to understand, slowly building on the basics.
The entire staff was very friendly and talkative, asking about and commenting on the training, offering advice when they saw something to improve on.
The aircraft was a king (not sure which one) and got to 18k pretty damn fast, the pilot was aslo friendly and experienced. Don't know much about what to look for in a plane yet.
The landing area was great, right next to the other facilities. They have a bunkhouse, drink and snack machines, bathrooms, a small kitchen area, a viewing room I thinks it's called with couch and large tv. I don't know what other DZs have but it was sufficient here.
Coaching was excellent, clear and easy to understand.
I gave a 3 for weather but that is not in the hands of the DZ then decided to put a 4 since it is right next to the Kennedy Space Center and based on the pictures on the walls they jump during shuttle launches
I gave an overall rating of 5, I have nothing to compace Skydive Space Coast to but I hope I have as mich fun in my next DZ as I did here.
Jared