Bali/Ubud: Swing, Zipline & SkyBike Rice Terrace Adventure

The best part of U Fun Field is the mix of easy adventure and rice-field scenery. You can swing above a private terrace, pedal a suspended bike over the paddies, glide on a zipline, and then walk through the fields with a local guide. It feels more varied than a quick photo stop.

I like the friendly, hands-on staff and the fact that the setting is designed to feel calmer than Bali’s biggest swing parks. The seven photo stations also add real value at $28. The main thing to consider is that the zipline is short and gentle, so thrill-seekers may find it more scenic than wild.

Quick take: what makes U Fun Field worth considering

• Several activities in one visit: Try swings, the SkyBike, and a parallel-line zipline without changing locations.
• A private rice terrace setting: Use hiking tracks through the fields instead of stopping only at a platform with a view.
• Seven built-in photo spots: Wings of Bali, bird and bee nests, a hanging chair, bamboo bridge, farmer’s hut, and rice-field scenes with props are included.
• Staff who help with photos: Guides such as Soni, Sam, Eddie, Alex, and Vidi are praised for posing help, encouragement, and clear instructions.
• Good value at $28: Entry, rides, safety equipment, insurance, photo stations, and the cultural walk are included. Transport depends on the package.
• Flexible timing: The selected start time is an estimate, and arrival is allowed during operating hours from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

A rice terrace visit with more to do than swing photos

U Fun Field is built around a simple idea: give you a pretty Ubud rice terrace, then add enough activities to fill a relaxed morning or afternoon. You are not just taken to one swing, photographed, and sent on your way. The visit combines rides, staged photo areas, and a guided walk through the fields.

That combination matters in Bali, where many photo attractions can feel brief. Here, you can spend time trying different rides and then slow down on the cultural walk. I especially like that the setting is a private rice field rather than a busy public viewpoint.

The experience can last from one to five hours, depending on the package and how many activities you choose. The core visit is likely to be shorter, while a full session with all swings, the SkyBike, zipline, photos, dress rental, food, or other add-ons can take longer.

Starting with the swings above Ubud

The swing area gives you several choices, not just one ride. The Dream Catcher Swing is described as the largest swing in the area, while the Extreme Swing, Flower Swing, and Couple Swing offer different shapes and views over the paddies.

You can expect staff to fit your harness and safety belt, then help you into position. The team also assists with photographs and poses, which is useful because the best swing pictures usually depend on timing, posture, and a clear angle.

If you are nervous about heights, tell the staff before you begin. Amanda, one visitor from the United States, described being very anxious about the zipline and said the team helped her settle down. That same patient approach is useful on the swings, especially for children and first-time riders.

The rides are aimed at light adventure rather than extreme sports. You get height, motion, and a fine view across the rice fields, but the experience is organized and closely supervised. Children must be at least five years old, and the rides have a weight range of 35 to 150 kilograms.

The Couple Swing suits two people looking for a shared photo. The Flower Swing and Dream Catcher Swing are more focused on the classic Bali picture. The Extreme Swing is the choice for a stronger sensation, though the setting remains controlled.

The SkyBike: the calmest ride with the best views

The SkyBike is a suspended pedal bike that carries you above the rice paddies. You pedal at a relaxed pace while secured in safety equipment, with the emerald fields below you.

I see this as the most unusual part of the visit. Swings and ziplines are now common around Bali, but a bicycle hanging over the rice terraces gives you a different way to take in the view. You are moving slowly enough to look around, and you may find it easier to take in the scenery than from a fast ride.

Several people who tried the full set of activities singled out the SkyBike as a favorite. That makes sense for anyone who wants a memorable photograph without the sharper rush of a large swing. It also works well for couples and friends because you can enjoy the setting at an easy pace.

The SkyBike is still a height-based activity, so it is not suitable for everyone. Pregnant women, people with heart problems, and wheelchair users should not book this experience. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and shorts are a practical choice under any rental dress.

A scenic zipline, not a high-speed thrill ride

The zipline runs above the rice terraces on parallel lines. You glide across the fields with a bird’s-eye view, and the two-line setup gives the ride a balanced, orderly feel.

Keep your expectations in check. Based on the details from the experience, this is a short and relatively slow zipline. One visitor called it peaceful and safe, and another named it as a family favorite. It is a good introduction if you want to try ziplining without committing to a long, fast run.

That gentle pace has a benefit: you may have time to enjoy the view or record a short video. Still, you should follow staff instructions about phones and equipment. The safety team provides helmets, harnesses, and belts, and insurance is included.

For families, this is likely to be more approachable than a large adventure course. Staff have been praised for encouraging nervous children without forcing them. Children aged five and above can participate, subject to the activity’s weight range and safety requirements.

Seven photo stations that make the $28 price work harder

The photo stations are a major part of the value. You get access to seven locations:

• Wings of Bali
• Bee Nest
• Bird Nest
• Hanging Chair
• Bamboo bridge
• Traditional farmer’s hut
• Rice-field background with a basket and farmer’s hat

These are staged installations, so you should expect a polished social-media style rather than an untouched view of rural Bali. The pictures can feel a bit familiar if you have already seen many Bali swing images online. Still, the range of setups means you are not relying on one pose or one background.

Staff often help with the photos. Names praised for this kind of assistance include Eddie, Alex, Aling, Ajuse, and Kojang. They help with angles and poses, which is useful if you are traveling alone or simply run out of ideas after the first few pictures.

A photographer service is not included in the basic price. Staff may help take pictures, but professional photography, photo packages, videos, and dress rental are extra unless your selected package includes them. Aurelie, who visited alone, specifically recommended the dress and photographer option for people who want a polished set of images.

The floating dress rental is another optional extra. It is not part of the standard inclusion list, so check the package before arrival. The team can help you choose and arrange a dress, but you should budget separately for it.

The rice-field walk adds a more grounded side

After the rides and photo stops, the guided cultural walk takes you along private hiking tracks through the rice fields. This is the part that keeps the visit from being only a collection of photo props.

Your English-speaking guide may explain how the rice plantation works and point out details around the fields. Guides including Soni, Tian, Vidi, Chan, and Sam have been praised for making this walk informative and enjoyable.

The walk gives you a chance to slow down, look at the irrigation paths, and see how the terrace setting functions beyond the rides. It is also a useful change of pace after the swing and zipline sessions.

Wear shoes that you do not mind using on an uneven outdoor track. The listing specifically recommends comfortable shoes and shorts. Conditions can change after rain, and there may be wet or muddy sections, although no exact walking distance is provided.

Why the staff matter here

The strongest theme in the available feedback is the staff. People repeatedly praise their warmth, patience, humor, safety checks, and help with photographs.

That is not a minor detail. At a ride-based attraction, the staff control the pace of the day. They fit the equipment, explain what to do, help nervous participants, and manage the photo process. A friendly team can make a height-based activity feel manageable, while a rushed team can make it uncomfortable.

Soni is praised as a guide and photographer. Sam is singled out for working well with children aged six and nine. Vidi is noted for his English and for explaining the fields clearly. A driver named Martiki was also praised for sharing information about Ubud during the journey, while Gusti was described as informative and interesting on the drive.

You should not assume one particular guide will be assigned to you. Names can change by date and schedule. The useful point is that the experience has several staff members involved, rather than leaving you to manage the rides and photos alone.

Choosing transport and planning your arrival

Transport is included only with selected options, so check the exact package before booking. Pickup may be arranged from accommodations outside Ubud, including Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Gianyar, Sangeh, Renon, and Sanur. If your accommodation does not appear in the booking choices, contact the provider and use the nearest pickup point only after confirming it.

Drivers are asked to wait in the hotel or villa lobby 15 minutes before the planned pickup. Drop-off can be arranged at a range of locations, including Kuta, Denpasar, North Kuta, Mengwi, Gianyar, Ubud, Tabanan, Abiansemal, Badung Regency, Sangeh, and the U Fun Field area.

If you arrange your own transport, use the map location for U Fun Field. On-site online booking is not allowed, so book before you arrive. The operating hours are 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and the selected start time is only an estimate rather than a strict slot.

For a quieter visit, arrive early. A 10:00 AM arrival has been described as calm, and late afternoon can also be less busy. The exact crowd level will vary, but avoiding the middle of the day is a sensible choice if photos and a relaxed pace matter to you.

Food, extras, and the real cost

At $28 per person, this is strong value if you plan to use the rides and photo stations. The fee covers park entry, activity access, helmets, harnesses, safety belts, insurance, seven photo booths, private rice-field tracks, and a guided cultural tour.

Transport may add value if you are staying outside central Ubud, but it depends on the option. Food and drinks at the on-site restaurant are extra, as are personal expenses, floating dress rental, and photographer service.

The restaurant gives you somewhere to pause, and several families have enjoyed the food and drinks. You cannot bring outside food or beverages, so plan to buy refreshments on site if you need them.

If you are mainly interested in a quiet rice-field walk, the full activity package may be more than you need. If you want photos, rides, and a half-day outing in one place, the price compares well with paying separate entry fees at several attractions.

Who should book U Fun Field?

I would recommend this for couples, friends, solo visitors, and families with children aged five or older. It works particularly well for someone who wants a first taste of ziplining or swings but prefers a supervised, gentle setup.

Solo visitors can benefit from the staff assistance with photos. Couples can use the Couple Swing and share the SkyBike setting. Families can spread the activities out and let children try only the rides that feel comfortable.

I would be more cautious if you want a serious adrenaline rush. The zipline is short and slow, and the experience focuses as much on photographs and scenery as on speed. People with heart problems, pregnant women, wheelchair users, and children under five should not participate.

The setting is also partly built for pictures. If you prefer completely natural, unstructured countryside, the seven installations may feel staged. The private terrace walk helps balance that feeling, but this remains a photo-friendly adventure park.

Practical details before you go

Book online before arriving, since on-site online booking is prohibited. You can cancel up to 24 hours ahead for a full refund, and the reserve-now, pay-later option keeps the booking flexible.

Bring comfortable shoes and shorts. If you plan to rent a dress, wear suitable clothing underneath and remember that the rental costs extra unless included in your chosen package.

The host or greeter speaks English. A private group option is available, and insurance is included with the safety equipment. The overall activity has a 4.7 rating from 382 ratings, while transport has received a high perfect-score rate.

Should you book it?

Book U Fun Field if you want several easygoing activities in one scenic location. At $28, the combination of rides, photo stations, safety gear, insurance, and a rice-field walk gives you a lot for the money.

Choose an early or late arrival for a calmer visit, and select a package with transport if you are staying outside Ubud. Add the dress rental or photographer only if polished photos are important to you. If your priority is a fast, demanding zipline, choose another activity. For most people seeking Bali views, fun pictures, friendly help, and a gentle taste of adventure, this is a sensible Ubud outing.

FAQ

Where is the U Fun Field experience located?

It is at U Fun Field in Bali, in a private rice terrace setting near Ubud. You can search for U Fun Field in your Maps app.

How much does the experience cost?

The listed price is $28 per person. Transport, dress rental, photographer service, food, drinks, and personal expenses may depend on the selected package or require an extra payment.

How long does the activity take?

The stated duration is between one and five hours. The length depends on the package and the activities you choose.

What activities are included?

The experience includes swing access, the SkyBike, a scenic zipline, seven photo stations, private rice-field hiking tracks, and a guided cultural walk. The exact rides included can depend on the selected option.

What are the seven photo spots?

The photo spots are Wings of Bali, Bee Nest, Bird Nest, Hanging Chair, Bamboo bridge, a traditional farmer’s hut, and a rice-field background with a basket and farmer’s hat.

Is transportation included?

Transportation is included with selected options. Pickup can be arranged from listed areas outside Ubud, including Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Gianyar, Sangeh, Renon, and Sanur.

What are the age and weight limits?

The minimum age is five years. The activities have a weight range from 35 to 150 kilograms.

What should I bring?

Bring comfortable shoes and shorts. You may also want to bring personal spending money for the on-site restaurant, optional services, and tips.

Who should not take part?

The experience is not suitable for children under five, pregnant women, people with heart problems, or wheelchair users.