kstewart

Was over in Scotland for the summer and thought I'd check out a couple of the DZs. The first thing that struck me about St Andrews was that it has a good vibe. People were friendly, and other than the occasional DZ bore that you find at most places, there was a refreshing lack of cliqueiness and people were just into having fun and enjoying their jumping. 12,000 feet available and no long waits for manifest/DZ control to get their act together - just how it should be - more altitude, less attitude... unlike a certain other Scottish DZ.

Visited this DZ over the summer and would not recommend it. Disorganised, unprofessional, and don't expect to get on a lift quickly. Doesn't seem a very progressive DZ and not many quality jumpers to fly with - saw nothing other than basic WARP on the (apparently extremely busy) day I went. This DZ is summed up perfectly by the Army (who were there for a practice CF jump prior to a demo)...