Kynan1

I spent a week at the bunkhouse and jumped my ass off.
Met a ton of good people and feel like I learned along the way. I'm new to the sport, so this was my first ever full week of jumping. Every person I met, was pretty cool. The packers were quick and got me right back up, the staff at Square One was extremely helpful, guys at the Bunkhouse were chill. If it didn't cost money to jump, I'd still be there.
Looking forward to my next trip back.
Note: If you have the chance, go to "Food For Less". The oddest supermarket I've ever been too. Have to love the huge liquor section right by the register...ghetto!hahah

Brad (the owner) was friendly and gave me confidence in the jump. Made sure I was fully prepared, before hucking me out of the plane..haha. Even after a long day, he took the time to go over exactly what went right and not so right for my first solo jump. This is someone who cares about what he does and about the his clientel.
If the place were twice the price and distance, I would choose Mesquite over Vegas Extreme Skydiving. No comparison!
This was probably the best place I've done business with in years.
I look forward to continuing my AFF course at Mesquite.
You also get a price break, which doesn't hurt.
Thanks for everything!

I asked if there was a discount for jumping twice in one day. The owner said, "It is $200 for your first and $150 for the second jump." Upon arriving the next day, he backtracked and said, "It isn't worth it for him to charge $150 on the 2nd jump because he wouldn't profit enough." This was no more than 24 hours of getting off the phone with him. What a shady bastard. I was amped to jump, so I did one. I don't think I'll be continuing the course there though because the guy sucks. Me and my friend will most likely go somewhere else. He lost about $3000 for being an assclown. It's too bad because they are close to me, but I'll drive another 50 miles to avoid being bullshitted. Skydiving rocks though! Looking forward to getting certified.