Your Queenstown Bungy Questions, Answered
Straight answers on how this comparison works and what the six listed jumps and combos include, with prices and terms left to the live listings.
Bookings And Payments
How Do I Book A Jump?
Every tour card links to its live booking page. Dates, weight checks and payment are handled there. This site compares the listings; it never takes a booking itself.
Can You Change My Booking?
Not here. This site has no booking system and no access to any operator's calendar. Reschedule requests, cancellations and refunds all go through the page that sent your confirmation email.
Who Actually Runs The Jumps?
All six listings are operated by AJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand. This page is an independent comparison of those tours, nothing more.
Where Can I Buy These Tours?
Every one of the six is sold through third-party booking platforms. Each card links straight to its listing, so you see the live price and open dates before you pay anything.
Booking Questions
What Do Prices Start From?
Every tour card shows the operator's NZD adult from-price, the lowest listed starting price for that tour. That figure moves with the date and time you book. For reference, the Kawarau Bridge Bungy starts at USD 320 for adults and the Nevis Bungy at USD 395, while the live booking page shows the current figure for your chosen slot.
Are Prices Set?
They can. Operators and platforms adjust rates by season and demand, and combos cost more than a single jump. Always treat the live listing as the source of the current figure.
Can I Change My Booking?
Yes, you can change or cancel. All six listings follow the same rule: cancel or change more than 24 hours before your jump and you receive a full refund minus the 1.99% card fee. Inside 24 hours, no-shows and deciding not to jump are all non-refundable.
Are Photos And Video Included?
Yes. The price on all six listings includes photos and video, with instant delivery straight to your device.
Picking A Jump
Which Jumps Can I Book?
Six in total: two straight bungy jumps, the 134m Nevis and the original Kawarau Bridge, plus four combos pairing the bungy with a swing or catapult.
Which Sites Can You Jump From?
All six listings run from two sites only: the Kawarau Bungy Centre in Gibbston Valley, the original, and the Nevis Playground. The operator's Ledge site is reopening for summer 26/27 per the operator, but no listing here runs there. Each listing carries the same 24 hour cancellation rule.
How High Are The Jumps?
Two standalone jumps are sold: the 134 m Nevis Bungy, the biggest in New Zealand, and the Kawarau Bridge Bungy, the world's first commercial bungy site. The other four listings pair a jump with a swing or catapult.
Which Jump Suits A Beginner?
For a first jump, the Kawarau Bridge Bungy is the gentler, shorter outing. It is 43 m at the original site, with jumpers lowered to a boat, and takes about 1.5 hours if you self-drive or 2.5 hours by bus. The Nevis Bungy is 134 m, the highest in New Zealand, and the Nevis combos take about 4 hours.
Any Weight Or Age Limits?
Age and weight limits are set by the operator, not this site, so read the eligibility notes on each live booking page before paying. Medical conditions and weather holds are covered there too.