I've been to the Freefall University twice now, once in March and once in July and had a great time both times. Jumping is the only thing you need to think about when you’re there, as everything else is taken care off by the FFU. Accommodation is arranged in apartments in the nearby town Aranjuez. Most, if not all of the students and funjumpers stay there so there's always people to have a drink with after jumping. Transportation to and from the dz was arranged every day as well. The dropzone itself has a massive landing area, one or two Porters flying depending on how busy it is, a big hangar for packing and a cafe that servers a variety of snacks and sandwiches. There’s a steady stream of AFF students there and of course there’s the local freeflyers, wingsuiters and bellyflyers to jump with. The staff are great with everyone, regardless of the experience level. I went for freefly coaching on both my trips, which was great for pointing out/getting rid of some bad habits and got a lot of things to keep working on. All in all I had a great time on both trips and would recommend this dropzone to anyone, be it student or experienced skydiver!
