Big Sky Bungee in Downtown Great Falls to Close at End of June

As a person that isn't a huge fan of heights of any type, unless it involves hiking a mountain, bungee jumping is definitely a big old "absolutely not" in terms of fun for me.

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However, in college, I had the opportunity to try out bungee exercise with some of the gymnasts at the then Eastern Montana College, now MSU Billings.  It was extremely fun, and a pretty good workout from what I remember.

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Great Falls residents also had that chance at Big Sky Bungee, but the business has announced they will be closing soon, with the last chance coming at the end of this month.

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Big Sky Bungee in Downtown Great Falls to Close at End of June

Through social media, Big Sky Bungee has announced that they will be closing the doors to the business at 1020 Central Avenue on June 30, 2026.  A specific reason for the closure wasn't given, though the business did state that after "much deliberation and exhausting every possible option" they would still need to close.

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Operations at the business will continue as usual through the end of the month, with regularly scheduled classes being conducted.  They are also accepting reservations up until the final day of June for anyone interested.

Memberships and Refund Details; Possible Sale of Business to Someone

Big Sky Bungee stated that "all recurring memberships will become null and void as of July 1st" and that they will "honor refunds for outstanding punch passes or remaining balances" on accounts.  Refunds will be handled via email exclusively; you can reach out directly at bigskybungee@outlook.com.

A green and white for sale sign with a bird perched on it

Big Sky Bungee owners said that they still believe there is a need for the activity in Great Falls and that the business is officially for sale.  They are hopeful that someone with "a passion for fitness and entrepreneurship" will keep "this unique, low-impact workout alive in Great Falls".  You can read the full announcement here.