Bungy Combo Deals In Queenstown: Bundles And Savings

The operator behind every Queenstown bungy, AJ Hackett Bungy NZ, prices its bundles openly: buy two or three activities together and the bundle costs less than the activities sold apart. The catch is that "less" only means what the operator says it means. Three of its combos carry a stated saving, the rest carry only a from-price, and a separate multi-activity discount rule can apply when you book activities individually.

This page lays out the full picture: the four combo tours you can book here, the wider set of operator bundles for context, the discount rules, and the eligibility limits that decide whether a combo is even possible for you or your group. Every price below is the operator's NZD "from" price and changes by date and time. If a question remains unanswered, the operator takes calls on 0800 286 4958 or +64 3 450 1300.

What Combo Deals Exist In Queenstown?

Four combo tours are bookable through this site: the Nevis Thrillogy (bungy, swing and catapult) from NZD 805, the Nevis Combo Bungy & Swing from NZD 620, the Nevis Combo Bungy & Catapult from NZD 590, and the Kawarau Combo Bungy & Swing from NZD 460. All are adult from-prices from the operator, and all follow the same 24 hour cancellation rule. The operator also sells several other bundles directly, which this page covers as context.

The bookable combos split into two families. The Nevis family bundles activities at the 134 m Nevis Playground: the bungy the operator calls the highest in New Zealand, the 300 m arc swing it calls the Most Famous Swing in the World, and the catapult the operator says propels riders 150 m with up to 3Gs. The Kawarau family bundles the 43 m bridge bungy, the original site where commercial bungy began in November 1988, with its 43 m swing.

Beyond the four bookable tours, the operator's own combos page lists mixed bundles that pair a Nevis activity with a Kawarau bungy, plus Kawarau bundles that include the Zipride. Those are worth understanding even if you end up booking one of the four tours here, because the pricing logic is the same and the multi-activity discount rule applies nationwide.

Here is the complete set of operator bundles, adult from-prices, exactly as the operator states them.

Which Combo Saves The Most Money?

The biggest stated saving in the operator's lineup is NZD 210 on the Nevis Thrillogy at NZD 805, which bundles the bungy, the swing and the catapult. The next stated savings are NZD 115 on the Kawarau Thrillogy at NZD 495 and NZD 100 on the Nevis Bungy + Swing at NZD 620. Every other bundle carries a from-price with no stated saving, so treat those as pricing, not as a discount claim.

A useful way to read the table is to know the single-activity prices first, then see how the bundles sit against them. These are the operator's own from-prices for each activity sold alone.

With those anchors, the bundle logic is visible. The Nevis Bungy + Nevis Swing combo at NZD 620 is the operator's clearest arithmetic: it says you save NZD 100 against buying the two Nevis activities separately. The Thrillogy's NZD 210 stated saving is the largest single figure in the lineup, and it is the bundle that gets you all three Nevis experiences in roughly a four hour window.

Where no saving is stated, the bundle may still cost less than the parts, but the operator has not printed a number. If you want that comparison for, say, the Nevis Catapult + Kawarau Bungy pairing at NZD 515, do the sums with the single prices above, then check the live booking page for the date you want, because from-prices move with demand.

Price is only one axis. If you are still weighing the two sites against each other, the guide to which Queenstown bungy is best walks through the height, age and transport differences, and the Queenstown bungy price breakdown covers single jumps in more depth.

What Does The Nevis Thrillogy Include?

The Thrillogy bundles all three Nevis activities into one booking: the 134 m bungy with its operator-stated 8.5 second plunge, the 300 m arc swing, and the catapult the operator says propels riders 150 m with up to 3Gs. It runs about four hours, costs from NZD 805 adult, and the operator states a NZD 210 saving. Minimum age is 13 and the weight range is 45 to 127 kg.

Nevis is on private land, so there is no self-drive option: a 4WD Bungy Bus takes you out and back, a 45 minute ride each way, and the return transport is included in the price. Departure times vary by day and the site operates year round. You cannot split the Thrillogy across dates, so the whole bundle needs one block of time.

The bundle suits a reader who has already decided on more than one Nevis activity. If you only want the jump itself, the 134m Bungy, New Zealand's Biggest stands alone from NZD 395 and carries the site's strongest review pool, 5.0 across 122 reviews. The swing alone is NZD 325 adult, the catapult NZD 295.

The Thrillogy itself carries no rating and no review count. That is simply not stated, so no claim is made here about how it compares. The product page for the Nevis Thrillogy bundle has the full detail and live availability.

What About The Other Bookable Nevis Combos?

Two more Nevis bundles are bookable here: the Nevis Combo Bungy & Swing from NZD 620, rated 5.0 with no review count stated, and the Nevis Combo Bungy & Catapult from NZD 590, which carries no rating. Both run about four hours, both need ages 13+ and 45 to 127 kg, and both use the same included 4WD transport. The bungy-and-swing pairing is the operator's stated NZD 100 saving.

Choosing between them comes down to the second activity. The swing is a 300 m arc, solo or tandem, minimum age 10 on its own. The catapult is the operator's word for a ride that propels you 150 m with up to 3Gs, minimum age 13 and the same 45 to 127 kg band as the bungy.

The pairing choice matters less than the eligibility choice. A 13 year old who weighs under 45 kg cannot do any Nevis product, bundle or single. A family with a 10 or 11 year old is looking at the Kawarau family instead, whatever the Nevis savings look like. The age and weight section below sets this out in full.

Can You Combine The Kawarau And Nevis Sites?

Yes, the operator sells three mixed-site bundles direct: Nevis Bungy + Kawarau Bungy from NZD 615, Nevis Swing + Kawarau Bungy from NZD 545, and Nevis Catapult + Kawarau Bungy from NZD 515. None carries a stated saving. These are the only ways to jump both the 134 m and the 43 m sites under one booking, and both sites' own limits apply to their half of the bundle.

The mixed bundles appeal to a particular buyer: someone who wants the historic 43 m Kawarau Bridge jump, the site the operator calls the World Home of Bungy and recognises as the birth of adventure tourism in New Zealand, alongside the 134 m Nevis jump in the same trip. The two experiences sit at opposite ends of the scale: Kawarau is 25 minutes from Queenstown by road with free parking, and jumpers are lowered to a boat after the jump; Nevis needs the 4WD bus and lifts you back to the platform.

Timing is the practical question. Kawarau needs about 1.5 hours self-drive or 2.5 hours by Bungy Bus, while a Nevis trip runs about 3.5 to 4 hours door to door. The operator allows a Nevis pickup to be requested at Kawarau, which can help sequence the two, but whether both fit one day is a question for the operator's team on 0800 286 4958 rather than a promise made here.

For a Kawarau-only bundle, the Kawarau Combo Bungy & Swing is bookable here from NZD 460, minimum age 10 and weight range 35 to 150 kg, running 1.5 to 2.5 hours depending on transport. It carries no rating, and none is claimed here. Its from-price sits against singles of NZD 320 for the bungy and NZD 240 for the swing.

How Do The Multi-Activity Discounts Work?

Alongside bundles, the operator discounts individual activities: book two or more activities nationwide, Zipride excluded, and each activity costs NZD 50 less; book three or more and each costs NZD 70 less. Repeat customers get 20% off a future single activity, with combos and Zipride excluded. These are the operator's stated rules, published on its FAQ page.

One thing is easy to miss. The card transaction fee of 1.99% is non-refundable, so it survives even a fully refunded cancellation. The operator's FAQ page states the discount rules and the card fee.

Whether a bundle or discounted singles work out cheaper depends on the date and the exact activities, because from-prices move. The honest approach is to price both routes on the live booking page for your dates: the combo from-price versus the singles minus the per-activity discount, then decide.

Who Can Book A Combo: Ages, Weights And Consent?

Combo eligibility follows the strictest activity in the bundle. Nevis combos need ages 13+ and 45 to 127 kg; the Kawarau Combo Bungy & Swing needs ages 10+ and 35 to 150 kg. Under 18s need adult consent at check-in, and under 14s need an adult aged 18 or over on site, who does not have to take part. Weather can change operating weight ranges on the day.

The numbers are not interchangeable between families, and the crew assesses on the day. Kawarau's bungy on its own allows up to 160 kg solo, dropping to a 130 kg maximum when the river is high, but the Kawarau combo's stated range is 35 to 150 kg and that is the number that governs the bundle. If anyone in your group sits near an edge of any range, the bungy weight limit guide goes deeper, and a call to the operator on 0800 286 4958 settles it for your date.

Health disclosures work the same way for combos as for singles: tell the crew when you book about conditions on the operator's list, including high or low blood pressure, heart conditions, epilepsy, diabetes, asthma, prosthetics, panic or anxiety attacks and recent injuries. Pregnant guests and photosensitive epilepsy cannot take part; osteoporosis, scoliosis and recent concussion need a doctor's certificate. The only advice beyond the operator's own list is to check with your doctor and tell the crew when you book. Details are on the operator's safety page.

What Do You Get When You Book Direct?

The operator says booking direct includes photos and video from the activity with instant delivery to your device, plus an activity t-shirt. It also runs a best price guarantee: contact it before booking with a cheaper live price and it will match that price. Payments accepted include Visa, Mastercard, EFTPOS, WeChat Pay, AliPay, UnionPay and Afterpay, with the 1.99% card fee non-refundable.

The photo and video inclusion matters more on a combo than on a single jump, simply because there is more footage across two or three activities. The operator's wording is "instant delivery to your device". The Zipride, where it appears inside a Kawarau bundle, is photos only per that activity's own page.

The best price guarantee has a condition worth underlining: the operator asks to be contacted before booking, not after. If you spot a cheaper live price for the same product and date, its team on 0800 286 4958 or WhatsApp +64 3 450 2823 is the channel to use.

Cancellation is the same rule across bundles and singles: cancel or change more than 24 hours ahead and it is fully refundable minus the 1.99% card fee; inside 24 hours, a no-show, or deciding not to jump on the day, and it is non-refundable. If weather or safety stops the operation, the operator says you can transfer, reschedule or take a full refund. The cancellation and weather guide covers this in depth.

When Should You Book A Combo?

For Nevis products in summer, the operator says book 4 to 6 weeks ahead, with peak season running 15 December to 15 January and the busiest days 30 December to 2 January. Outside peak, about 48 hours ahead is usually enough. Combos concentrate demand further, because a Thrillogy needs a four hour window on one day, so the earlier end of those ranges is the safer read.

It is November 2026, so the coming summer is the season in question. The operator's Ledge site is reopening for summer 26/27 per the operator, which adds a third Queenstown site to the map, but no Ledge product is bookable here and no Ledge combo exists to price.

A practical booking sequence for a combo buyer: settle eligibility first, ages and weights against the table above; then pick the bundle that matches your time budget, four hours for Nevis versus under three for Kawarau; then check the live booking page for your dates, both the combo price and the discounted singles; and finally confirm anything unclear with the operator by phone before paying, which also protects the best price guarantee.

Common Mistakes When Choosing A Queenstown Combo

The recurring mistakes are assuming a bundle is automatically the cheapest route, ignoring that stated savings exist on only three bundles, applying one site's age or weight limit to another, and booking a Nevis combo for a 10 to 12 year old who cannot jump Nevis at all. Each is avoidable with the tables above and one phone call. None of the prices here are fixed, so checking the live booking page for your dates is the final step.

The cheapest-route mistake deserves the most care. The operator's multi-activity rule takes NZD 50 or NZD 70 off per activity on singles, while combos carry their own from-prices. Depending on dates and demand, either route can end up lower, and the operator's own best price guarantee exists precisely because live prices move. Do both sums before paying.

The eligibility mistakes are more expensive because they cost the whole booking inside 24 hours. A family that books the Thrillogy for a group including a 12 year old has booked an activity the child cannot take part in. A group member at 130 kg fits Kawarau's bungy solo range but sits above the Nevis band. And "deciding not to jump" on the day is explicitly non-refundable per the operator's rules, so nerves have a price. Under 14s also need an adult on site, which is easy to forget when the adult plans to stay in town.

The last mistake is assuming the savings numbers travel. The NZD 210, NZD 115 and NZD 100 figures belong to three specific bundles, stated by the operator. No other bundle has a stated saving.

Common Questions About Queenstown Bungy Combo Deals