Bali: Ubud Swing, Zipline, SkyBike in a Private Rice Terrace

Ubud’s rice terraces are already a photo machine, but this outing layers in real adrenaline. You get the big Dream Catcher Swing plus a zipline and a SkyBike ride, all set over a private rice field, with guided time for photos and a walk.

Two things I really like: the range of ride options for different comfort levels, and the way the team helps you line up shots at the swings and photo stops. One thing to keep in mind is pacing, especially if you buy multiple activities, since you may spend some time moving between ride areas before each turn.

Key things to know before you go

• Dream Catcher Swing is called the biggest swing in the area, with options like Extreme, Flower, and Couple styles
• Zipline uses two parallel lines so you cross the rice field in a true bird-eye view
• SkyBike lets you pedal above the paddies, mixing thrill with a slow, scenic feel
• Private rice terrace access includes private hiking tracks inside a 400 are rice field
• 7 photo spots are included, including Wings of Bali, Bee Nest, Bird Nest, and a bamboo bridge across a waterfall
• Safety tools and insurance are provided, and you have clear weight limits for each ride

A Ubud rice-terrace adventure that’s not just for photos

This is the kind of Bali day that works even if you do not want a long tour. Instead of sitting through scenic stops, you trade time for views, motion, and a very “stand here and take your picture” layout that is easy to follow.

At U Fun Field, you spend your time in one place, on a private rice terrace area. That matters because it keeps the day from turning into constant driving and waiting. You also get a guide portion plus ride time, so you are not just collecting thrills, you also learn a bit about how the area’s agriculture works.

What the U Fun Field loop feels like in real life

Your day is built around a simple flow: arrive, get set up, then move through the big experiences in a planned order. The heart of it is three action rides over rice paddies: swing first (with multiple styles), then zipline, then SkyBike.

The included “extra” is just as important as the rides. You get 7 photo booths with themed backdrops and props, plus private hiking tracks to reach rice-terrace views without dealing with a sea of strangers. In a place like Ubud, that mix is where the value hides.

Stop 1: Starting and pickup, the part people forget to plan

Your pickup depends on what you choose. If you are outside the Ubud area, pickup is optional and covers places like Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Gianyar, Sangeh, Renon, and Sanur, plus surrounding areas listed in the pickup options.

If you are using the driver service, do it the easy way: be ready in the lobby. The drivers are instructed to wait 15 minutes in advance. That is a small detail, but it makes a huge difference when you are trying to keep the day moving.

Stop 2: U Fun Field, where the swings and zipline happen

U Fun Field is where the day’s action lives. You get entry, access to the rides and activities, and the run of the photo setups. You also get a guided rice terrace tour and time for hiking on the private tracks.

This is also where you’ll notice the biggest theme of the whole experience. It is designed to be efficient, so you can do more than one adrenaline activity without your legs becoming your main problem. The terrain is outdoors, though, so wear shoes you can actually walk in.

Dream Catcher Swing and the other swing styles you can choose from

The headline experience here is the Dream Catcher Swing, described as the biggest swing in the area. If you want one moment that turns the day into a memory, this is usually the one.

What I like about having multiple swing types is that it lets your group match comfort level. The options listed include:

• Extreme Swing for more intensity
• Flower Swing for a softer, more scenic vibe
• Couple Swing if you want a shared moment
• Dream Catcher Swing as the main feature

There are weight limits for the rides, too, which matters for families and mixed groups. For swing, the limit is minimum 35 kg, maximum 150 kg, and the minimum age listed is 5 years old.

If you are nervous about heights, start with the swing that feels closest to your comfort level and let the ride staff guide you through positioning and safety setup. The best swing pictures come when you feel stable first.

Zipline over the rice paddies, two parallel lines for a clean run

Once you’ve done the swing, the zipline is the next big “whoa” moment. The setup uses two parallel lines, so you cross from one side to the other over the rice greenery.

This is a different kind of thrill than the swing. With a swing, you control your body, then let gravity take over. With a zipline, you commit to the glide and enjoy the ride like an aircraft window view, just lower to the ground.

The zipline has the same weight range listed for it: minimum 35 kg, maximum 150 kg. Also, because the ride is outdoors, you’ll want to be mindful about comfortable clothing and shoes that stay put.

SkyBike: pedaling above the emerald paddies

SkyBike is the third major activity, and it plays well with the other two because it mixes motion and pacing. Instead of just dropping or gliding, you pedal your way above the rice field.

The idea is simple, but the effect is memorable. You get a chance to look around while still doing something active. It feels like the “middle intensity” ride if the swing is your maximum thrill and the walk is your decompression.

The SkyBike weight limit matches the others: minimum 35 kg, maximum 150 kg. It also is not suitable for certain groups, including wheelchair users, and it is not listed as suitable for pregnant women or people with heart problems.

Your included photo stops and what to do with them

The photo setups are one of the reasons this experience works at a set price. You get 7 Instagram-worthy photo booths with specific themes and props, including:

• Wings of Bali
• Bee Nest
• Bird Nest
• Hanging Chair
• Bamboo bridge across the waterfall
• Traditional farmer’s hut
• A rice field background with accessories like a basket and a farmer’s hat

A practical tip: treat these as mini goals, not distractions. Do one or two right before your main rides, then use the rest to fill gaps between activities. That way you do not end up burning energy chasing photos while your group is waiting to ride.

Also, the team is known for helping with photos during the swing time. One staff member named Laeo is called out specifically for photo work, which tells you they pay attention to angles and timing. If you want pictures that actually look good, plan to ask for direction instead of trying to wing it yourself.

The guided rice terrace tour and private tracks

There’s a guided component here that goes beyond telling you to look at the view. You get a guided tour and a look at the agriculture of Bali, with emphasis on the rice terrace environment.

You also get rice terrace access to private hiking tracks. That matters because it helps you see rice terraces from paths that feel less like a busy attraction. The experience is described as far from the crowds, and the space is large, spread across a 400 are private rice field.

For many people, this is the “reset” part of the day. After swing and zipline, it gives you a chance to slow down, take photos from steadier ground, and get a few calm minutes back in your body.

Duration: planning 1.5 to 5 hours without stress

The duration is listed as 1.5 to 5 hours, depending on your selected option and start time. That range is normal for a multi-activity setup, but you should plan like this is a half-day experience unless you know you are skipping one or two parts.

One scheduling thing to expect: if you choose multiple activities, you might spend some time waiting between sections while safety gear is swapped or you’re directed to the next station. It is not a dealbreaker, but it can change how the day feels, especially if you hate downtime.

If you are flexible, this place often works great later in the day. It has been described as less busy in the late afternoon, which makes everything feel smoother and gives you more room for photos.

Price and value: why $34 can work for a short Bali hit

At $34 per person, you are paying for more than one activity in the same setting. Included access covers entry to U Fun Field, ride and activity time, safety tools, insurance coverage, and the full set of photo booths plus private rice terrace hiking access.

In practical value terms, you’re bundling three separate adrenaline activities into one organized day. That saves you the usual Bali cost of piecing together separate tour providers, and it saves time because you are not moving between multiple locations.

You are not paying for food inside that price. You might still find the whole day good value because the included items are the parts people actually pay separately for elsewhere. If you are the type who wants rides plus photos without planning headaches, this price makes sense.

Getting the most out of transportation options

If you stay in or near Ubud, you may not need pickup. If you are coming from farther out, pickup exists for areas like Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, and more listed options.

I’d treat pickup as a “time insurance policy.” It reduces the chances of being late, and it can keep your group calm. If your hotel is hard to find, coordinate early and choose the nearest pickup point listed, then contact the reservation number if needed.

What to bring, and the small rules that affect comfort

Keep it simple. Bring comfortable shoes and shorts as the basic guidance. You’ll be moving around outdoors, and you’ll want footwear that does not betray you on wet paths.

You also should plan around the food rule. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. The experience offers an on-site restaurant, so you can still eat, but you need to do it there.

If you’re bringing a friend or family member who loves photos, consider dressing for easy movement and for taking pictures. You’ll be in multiple photo zones with props, including farmer-themed accessories, so you might enjoy that theme even if you do not dress up.

Who this is best for, and who should skip it

This is a good fit for:

• People who want a short, high-action Bali outing rather than a full-day circuit
• Couples and small groups who care about photos, with multiple swing and themed backdrops
• Families with kids age 5 and up who can follow safety instructions

It is not suitable for:

• Children under 5
• Wheelchair users
• Pregnant women
• People with heart problems

And there are ride weight limits for the three main experiences. For swing, zipline, and SkyBike, the limit listed is 35 kg to 150 kg.

If any of those exclusions apply, you’ll need a different plan. Safety comes first, and the site is set up for people who can do the rides as designed.

Food and extra services: what is included and what costs extra

Food and beverages are not included. There is an on-site restaurant, so you can grab something before or after your rides.

Two other things are not included either:

• Floating dress rental
• Photographer service

Photo help is part of the experience in the form of guidance and included photo booths, but if you want paid, full professional photography services, you would need to arrange that separately.

Booking and staying ready for the day

Two rules matter if you like to keep things smooth:

• On-site online booking is strictly prohibited
• Online bookings must be made before arrival

So do your booking in advance, then show up ready for the time slot. Also, if your group includes people near the weight limits, confirm everyone is within 35 kg to 150 kg for the rides you want, so there are no surprises at check-in.

Should you book this Ubud swing, zipline, and SkyBike day?

If you want a Bali day that mixes scenic rice terraces with three real adrenaline rides, this is an easy yes. The included photo setups, private track access, and safety setup make it a strong value for a short stay, especially if you like structured fun in a single location.

Skip it if mobility limits, pregnancy, heart conditions, or wheelchair access apply. Also, if you hate any waiting between stations, pick your activity priorities carefully so you do not overbuy and end up with long in-between stretches.

If your main goal is photos plus action, book it. Just bring comfy shoes, plan for outdoors, and treat the swing and zipline moments as the core of your day.

FAQ

What is included with the U Fun Field ticket?

You get entry to U Fun Field, access to the rides and activities, safety tools and insurance, and 7 photo booths (Wings of Bali, Bee Nest, Bird Nest, Hanging Chair, bamboo bridge across the waterfall, traditional farmer’s hut, and a rice field background with accessories). You also get rice terrace access to private hiking tracks, plus transportation depending on the option you choose.

How long does the experience take?

The duration is listed as 1.5 to 5 hours. You will need to check availability to see the starting times.

What is the minimum age for the activities?

The listed minimum age is 5 years old.

What are the weight limits for the rides?

The weight restrictions listed are:

• Zipline: minimum 35 kg, maximum 150 kg
• Sky Bike: minimum 35 kg, maximum 150 kg
• Swing: minimum 35 kg, maximum 150 kg

Is food included?

No. Food and beverage are not included, but there is an on-site restaurant.

Can I bring my own food or drinks?

No outside food or drinks are allowed.

Where do we meet for the tour?

Meet at the park at U Fun Field. The park is described as easy to find on GPS apps, just type U Fun Field.

Do you offer pickup, and where is it available?

Pickup is optional based on the option selected. Pickup is included for accommodations outside the Ubud area, including Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Gianyar, Sangeh, Renon, Sanur.

Is online booking allowed at the site?

No. On-site online booking is strictly prohibited, and online bookings must be made before arrival.

Who should not do this experience?

It is listed as not suitable for children under 5, wheelchair users, pregnant women, and people with heart problems.