REVIEW · PAYANGAN
Bali: Ubud Swing, Zipline, SkyBike in a Private Rice Terrace
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Ubud is where Bali gets playful, fast. At U Fun Field, you mix jungle swings, a zipline, and a pedal-powered Sky Bike over rice terraces, then add photo stops made for your camera. It’s one of those rare spots where the scenery looks famous even before you start flying through it.
I especially like two things: the variety of rides, and the way the team helps you get great pictures without slowing the fun. The Dream Catcher Swing and the other swing styles let you pick your comfort level, from wild to couple-relaxing. And the included photo setups, including the Wings of Bali area, are built right into the experience.
One heads-up: this is physical, and it’s not for everyone. There are strict weight limits and health limits, plus it’s not suitable for children under 5 or for people with heart problems or wheelchair users.
In This Review
- Key highlights to clock right away
- Bali Swing, Zipline, and Sky Bike: what makes this Ubud stop worth it
- Getting there in Ubud: pickup zones, meet point, and timing
- The Dream Catcher Swing: biggest swing energy, plus gentler choices
- Zipline over Bali’s rice terraces: the two-line glide with a wide view
- Sky Bike: pedal above the paddies instead of just flying
- The private 400 are rice terrace and the 7 photo stops
- How long it takes and how to pace your day
- Safety, insurance, and who should think twice
- Price and value: what $34 actually buys you in Ubud
- Who this experience suits best (and who might pass)
- Should you book this Bali Swing, Zipline, Sky Bike day?
- FAQ
- What’s the duration of the Ubud Swing, Zipline, Sky Bike experience?
- Where do I meet, and how do I find the place?
- What activities are included?
- Are there age and weight restrictions?
- Is pickup offered, and where does it cover?
- Can I bring outside food or drinks?
- What’s included in the price, and what costs extra?
Key highlights to clock right away
- Dream Catcher Swing plus multiple swing styles, so you can match your nerves
- Zipline over rice terraces with two parallel lines for a clear, sideways view
- Sky Bike so you pedal above the paddies instead of just watching them
- Private rice terrace area (400 are) with hiking tracks and a calmer feel
- 7 Instagram-ready photo booths including Wings of Bali and a bamboo bridge scene
- English-speaking host and safety tools tied to licensed insurance support
Bali Swing, Zipline, and Sky Bike: what makes this Ubud stop worth it
Ubud rice terraces are already special. What makes U Fun Field different is that it turns that view into an action course. You’re not just walking around admiring paddies—you’re swinging, gliding, and pedaling above them.
The set-up also keeps things practical. You get a guided flow through the main activities, plus access to private terrace areas and built-in photo stops. Even if you’re not trying to be an adrenaline junkie, the mix of activities gives you options.
The best part for most people is the combo: you get views plus movement, and you can still plan the rest of your day around it.
Getting there in Ubud: pickup zones, meet point, and timing
You’ll either meet at U Fun Field or use pickup, depending on the option you choose. The start point is easy: just type U Fun Field into GPS apps, since it’s described as straightforward to find.
If you choose pickup, it covers areas outside Ubud like Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Gianyar, Sangeh, Renon, Sanur and more. Drivers are set to wait at your villa or hotel lobby 15 minutes in advance, so don’t show up last-minute and blame traffic.
After the fun, you’re dropped back with a long list of possible return locations, including places like Kuta, Ubud, Denpasar, Tabanan, Mengwi, Badung Regency, and others. In real life, this matters because you won’t have to coordinate transport separately for a half-day adventure.
The Dream Catcher Swing: biggest swing energy, plus gentler choices
Swinging here isn’t one-size-fits-all. The main headline is the Dream Catcher Swing, described as the biggest swing in the area. If you want that classic Bali moment—wind, height, and rice fields under your feet—this is your target.
Then you can tailor the experience to your mood. There are several swing options, including an Extreme Swing, a Flower Swing, and a Couple Swing for more relaxed rides. That’s useful if you’re traveling with mixed nerve levels, because you won’t all have to do the same thing.
Before you go, take the limits seriously:
- Weight range for swings is 35kg to 150kg
- Minimum age is 5 years old
Also, this activity isn’t suitable for pregnant women or people with heart problems.
What I like about the structure is simple: you can start with something you feel okay doing, then step up if you’re feeling brave.
Zipline over Bali’s rice terraces: the two-line glide with a wide view
Once you’re warmed up, the zipline is the next big hit. The description is clear: there are two parallel lines, and you glide from one side to the other over lush greenery. That parallel layout typically gives you a strong sense of motion and spacing—great for photos too.
You’re also getting that bird-eye angle people travel for. From up there, the rice terraces stop being just scenery and start looking like a pattern you can’t quite capture from the ground.
Practical note: the zipline sits under the ride-and-safety framework, with safety tools and insurance support included. And the same weight limits apply to zipline rides: 35kg to 150kg.
If you’re deciding between this and a calmer activity, choose zipline when you want your Bali photos to include that “I’m actually up there” feel.
Sky Bike: pedal above the paddies instead of just flying
The Sky Bike is a fun twist on the usual zipline-and-swing format. You pedal your way above the rice fields, so instead of holding your breath while someone launches you, you control the pace with your legs.
It’s a good choice if you want adrenaline but not pure drop-and-fly panic. Pedaling also helps keep your body engaged, which many people find reassuring.
Same weight rules apply here too: 35kg to 150kg. Also, this isn’t for pregnant women or people with heart problems, and it’s not suitable for wheelchair users.
If your group includes someone who likes the view but fears height, Sky Bike can be a nice middle ground. It turns the scene into something you actively experience.
The private 400 are rice terrace and the 7 photo stops
This is where the day turns from adrenaline to atmosphere. You get access to a private rice terrace area (400 are) and private hiking tracks. That’s a big deal because it can feel less crowded than the typical “everyone lines up for the same view” style of tourist spot.
On top of the hiking access, you get 7 photo booths with specific set pieces and props. Here’s what’s included:
- Wings of Bali
- Bee Nest
- Bird Nest
- Hanging Chair
- Bamboo bridge across the waterfall
- Traditional farmer’s hut
- Rice field background with accessories (basket and farmer’s hat)
Those named scenes matter because they’re not vague “we found a pretty spot” photos. They’re planned photo set-ups, which usually means better results with less wandering.
One extra detail I’d plan around: you’re allowed to bring comfortable shoes and wear shorts, so you can move easily during the hiking bits and between activities. Also, outside food and drinks are not allowed, but there is an on-site restaurant.
How long it takes and how to pace your day
The total time ranges from 1.5 to 5 hours, depending on which starting times are available and how your session flows. Practically, that means you can fit it into a half-day plan if you’re also doing temples, cafes, or a spa afterward.
A pattern you might notice when you time things well: going later in the day can feel calmer. Some people mention late afternoon being not busy, which is often when photos look good too—less harsh light and fewer people in the frame.
Pack for movement, not just photos. You’ll want shoes you can walk in on uneven ground, and you’ll likely be switching between activities and photo points.
Safety, insurance, and who should think twice
Safety here is not treated as a “good luck” situation. The experience specifically notes safety tools and insurance, and it also mentions a trusted insurance license for peace of mind. An English-speaking host or greeter is part of the flow, so you’re not left guessing.
That said, this place isn’t designed for everyone. It’s not suitable for:
- Children under 5 years
- Pregnant women
- People with heart problems
- Wheelchair users
And the rides have strict weight restrictions:
- Zipline, Sky Bike, Swing: minimum 35kg, maximum 150kg
If you’re near the edge of any limit, don’t assume they’ll make exceptions. It’s better to check early than to arrive and have the plan change.
Also, you’ll want to follow the safety instructions on-site. Even if you’re feeling excited, these activities are height-and-motion by design.
Price and value: what $34 actually buys you in Ubud
At $34 per person, this tour feels priced for value—especially because it includes more than one activity plus access to the photo world.
Included items that drive value:
- Entry ticket to U Fun Field
- Access to rides and activities
- Safety tools and insurance
- 7 photo booths (with the named set pieces and accessories)
- Rice terrace access to private hiking tracks
- Transportation is included depending on your pickup option
Not included, so plan your budget:
- Food & beverages
- Floating dress rental
- Photographer service
A smart way to think about it: you’re paying for a package of experiences that would cost separate money elsewhere—photo set access, guided ride time, safety gear, and the terrace access that keeps things feeling private.
If you’re the type who hates spending the afternoon searching for the best views, this format saves time. You get a structured route that hits both action and photo moments.
Who this experience suits best (and who might pass)
This is a strong fit if you want an active Bali day in Ubud with:
- Multiple ride styles (not just one)
- Planned photo set-ups like Wings of Bali
- A private rice terrace area where you’re not fighting the crowd as much
It’s also a good birthday or group option. One person even described it as a big celebration and credited staff with making them feel VIP, while others praised the team for being friendly and for helping with photos.
You might consider passing if:
- You or someone in your group is under 5, over 150kg, or under 35kg
- You’re pregnant or have heart-related concerns
- Wheelchair access is needed
- You only want a totally low-key cultural stop with no height or motion
Should you book this Bali Swing, Zipline, Sky Bike day?
Book it if you want a single morning or afternoon in Ubud that mixes adrenaline, rice-terrace views, and ready-to-use photo spots. The included photo booths and private terrace access make it feel like more than just “rides for the sake of rides.”
Skip it if height/motion isn’t your thing, if any health limits apply, or if weight limits will exclude you. This is a physical experience, so your best call is to be honest about comfort before you commit.
If your group has mixed comfort levels, you’ll likely appreciate the choice between swing styles, the zipline for bold moments, and Sky Bike as a more active-but-less-catapulted option.
FAQ
What’s the duration of the Ubud Swing, Zipline, Sky Bike experience?
The duration is listed as 1.5 to 5 hours, and the exact starting times depend on availability.
Where do I meet, and how do I find the place?
You’ll meet at U Fun Field, which is described as easy to find using GPS. Type U Fun Field into your map app.
What activities are included?
Included activities cover access to swings, a zipline, and a Sky Bike experience, plus entry to U Fun Field and access to private rice terrace hiking tracks.
Are there age and weight restrictions?
Yes. The minimum age is 5 years old. Weight limits are 35kg to 150kg for the zipline, Sky Bike, and swing.
Is pickup offered, and where does it cover?
Pickup is optional and includes areas outside Ubud such as Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Gianyar, Sangeh, Renon, Sanur, and more. If your location isn’t listed, you should choose the nearest pickup point and contact the team to coordinate.
Can I bring outside food or drinks?
No. Outside food or drinks are not allowed. The information also notes that there is an on-site restaurant.
What’s included in the price, and what costs extra?
The price includes entry, rides, safety tools and insurance, and 7 photo booths, plus private rice terrace access. Food & beverages, floating dress rental, and photographer service are not included.
