RLugenbill

I don't write mediocre reviews...unless they are justified. The best part of this DZ is the plane. Sorry to say it, but there was one person at this dropzone that was partly decent to me. Every time I tried to strike up small talk, I was met with over-the-shoulder looks, crossed arms and disinterested looks. A lot of "Uh huhs," "yeahs," and "sures." Maybe I'm just a uninteresting, annoying, and/or boring person but I see unprofesionalism and indifference written all over the staff and DZO...to give them credit, maybe they were all having a bad day. If it weren't for the plane, it would've received a one.

This most likely would have got a 5 rating for fast rigging and great people, but I was EXTREMELY disappointed that I was not made aware of a 3 jumper minimum before getting on the aircraft. I was only told I needed to pay for my instructors ticket...which was fine with me. What I was not told was when I was paying, was that my first jump was 75 dollars for me, the instructor and an EMPTY SEAT. The turbo 182 got to altitude quick, view was great and staff were down to earth. Just watch for the "3" jumper minimum.