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Clip into a flyboard at Jumeirah Beach and spend 30 minutes learning to hover above the Gulf. A jet ski pumps water through a hose into the board, so you rise, lean and drop back in with an instructor beside you the whole time. The half hour is built around coaching, so first-timers spend most of the slot finding a low hover rather than performing tricks.
After you arrive you hear a safety briefing, put on the boots and step onto the board in shallow water. The instructor starts the pump slowly so you can feel how a small lean changes height before you try to stay up for longer.
Most of the half hour is coaching, not a display. You will fall in, reset and try again, and by the end of the slot many first-timers can hold a low hover. Hotel pickup is offered on the transfer rate if you would rather not make your own way to Jumeirah.
Jumeirah Beach is a long public and hotel shoreline west of Downtown, with open Gulf water close to the sand. That nearshore strip is where the flyboard session runs, so you are not travelling to a distant marina.
From the board you see the beach hotels and the open water. Conditions are usually workable, though the instructor still holds if chop makes the hose unsafe to control from the jet ski.
No previous flyboard time is needed. Riders must be at least 10, comfortable in the sea and able to follow instructions in English.
Bring a passport for every rider, as identification is required on arrival. Pack swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and a strap for glasses, and leave jewellery on shore in a dry bag.
The 30-minute slot is built around coaching, with an instructor on the jet ski controlling the water feed. You start close to the surface and build height only when the team are happy with your lean.
You can add hotel pickup on the transfer rate, so the session works as a short add-on to a Dubai stay rather than a full-day outing. The same beach meeting point keeps the briefing, kit-up and water time in one place.
First-timers are the usual guests on this Jumeirah Beach session. An instructor talks you through the boots, the hose and how to lean before the jet ski starts pumping water. You do not need wakeboard or hoverboard skills to clip in.
Balance comes quickly for some people and slowly for others. The 30-minute slot includes coaching in the water, so most of the session is spent learning to stay upright rather than performing tricks. You will fall in, reset and try again as part of that coaching.
You should be able to stand on a small platform, take a jet of water through your legs and fall into the sea without panic. Core strength helps you hold a low hover, but you are not running or swimming laps during the half hour.
The hose can tug, and you will drop in more than once while you learn. Most of the slot is coaching at low height, so the physical demand is repeated short efforts rather than a long continuous hover.
The minimum age is 10. Child and adult prices are listed. A passport is required when you arrive, so bring identification for every rider.
Weight and height still matter on the day. The instructor can refuse a rider who cannot stand securely in the boots. If you are bringing a 10- or 11-year-old, an adult from the group should stay on the beach for the session.
Pack a passport, swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and a strap for glasses. Water shoes are useful on the sand. Leave jewellery and phones in a dry bag on shore unless they are in a sealed case.
If hotel collection is included, share your hotel name so the driver can find you. Wear a swimsuit you can move in. Baggy shorts catch the hose and make the first minutes harder.
The instructor stays with you, controls the water feed from the jet ski and stops the pump if you need to reset. You wear the boots on the board and fall into open water beside the beach, not onto hard ground.
Listen to the briefing, keep your knees soft and wait for the instructor to start the pump. If you feel out of control, signal at once so they can cut the water and let you drop in safely.
The water time is 30 minutes. Arrival, kit-up and hotel transfer when collection is included add time either side, so plan a beach visit rather than a half-hour door to door.
Most guests spend the first minutes finding their balance. Do not expect a full 30 minutes hovering high. A lot of the slot is coaching at low height while you learn the lean.
Sessions rarely stop for weather, but chop and wind still matter. The instructor will not run if the sea off Jumeirah is too rough for a stable hose from the jet ski.
If the slot cannot run, the team will offer another time, or you wait on the ground until the instructor is happy with the sea. Confirm before you leave the hotel, especially if hotel collection is included.
Falling in is normal on a first flyboard session. The water is right there, the instructor controls the pump, and you start close to the surface rather than at full height.
If you are a weak swimmer, say so before you clip into the boots so the team can keep you nearer the beach. Confidence grows once you have dropped in a couple of times and felt how quickly the pump stops.
You meet at Jumeirah Beach, Dubai. Options exist with and without hotel transfer. If hotel collection is included, a driver collects you. If not, make your own way and allow time for beach traffic.
Exact beach access notes come in your confirmation email. Arrive a little early, show your passport and wait with the instructor before anyone else from a later slot. Public parking near Jumeirah can be busy, so a taxi drop-off is often simpler.
Once your place is confirmed you receive the time, transfer notes and any forms by email. Reply with rider names, ages and, if hotel collection is included, share your hotel name so the driver can find you.
On the day, bring your passport, wear swimwear under your clothes and be ready at the lobby or beach time given. Tell the team before the day if you need to move the slot rather than arriving late to Jumeirah.
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