Aloha Swing Ubud Ticket in Bali

Aloha Ubud is built around a simple Bali pleasure: swinging high above the trees, then coming home with the photos to prove it. The ticket covers five swing styles and several set photo spots, so you can try more than one pose without buying a separate entry for each.

I like the choice of swings, from tandem rides to the Adrenaline Swing, and the staff’s practical help with phone photos. I also like that you can pair the visit with an Ubud tour, ATV ride, waterfalls, or other outings instead of treating the swing as a full day’s plan.

The catch is that the starting price does not cover everything. Transfers, dress rental, and professional photography may add to the bill, and the busy photo spots can mean waiting. Go early, and check what your chosen package actually includes.

At a glance: what makes Aloha Ubud worth considering

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• Five swings in one visit: The active package lists single, tandem, Libra, bed, and Adrenaline swings.
• More than swings: Photo stops include a chicken nest, bird nest, big stone, and Butterfly Park.
• Staff can help with phone photos: Staff are often willing to frame shots and suggest poses using your own phone.
• The basic ticket is not a transfer package: Hotel pickup is available through a separate option, which starts at US$23.39.
• Early arrival can save time: A visit soon after the 8am opening may mean cooler weather and less waiting.
• Extras affect value: Confirm the current price of dress hire and photography before committing.

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Five swings, with photo stops between rides

Aloha Ubud’s main draw is its range of swings. The ticket’s active package lists the Adrenaline Swing, single and tandem swings, Libra Swing, and Bed Swing. The swings sit at different heights, with the full range described as about 10 to 60 metres above the ground. That variety gives you a choice between a more conventional ride and a more theatrical photo setup.

The difference matters if you are travelling with someone else or want several kinds of pictures. A tandem swing lets two people share a shot, while the single swing suits solo poses. The bed and Libra swings offer different shapes for photos, though the exact ride and availability can vary. Some attractions may be closed temporarily for repairs or safety checks, so do not plan your whole day around every swing being open.

The ticket also includes photo areas such as a cute chicken nest, cute bird nest, big stone, and Butterfly Park. The nests are built for posed pictures, not for quiet wildlife watching. They provide a change of scene between swing turns, and staff may help you find a pose or take a photo on your phone.

That assistance is one of the experience’s practical strengths. You do not have to bring a photographer just to get a picture of yourself on the swing. But professional photography is a separate possible cost, and it is wise to ask what is included before you arrive. Taking personal photos is allowed; commercial photography and video, as well as live broadcasting, are prohibited.

Forest views, outfits, and the extra-cost question

The appeal is visual. From the swing and photo platforms, you get Ubud-area forest as your backdrop, with the height and open view doing much of the work. If the goal is a set of Bali holiday pictures, the location makes that easy. If you are after an extended nature outing or a close look at village life, the attraction is more staged than that.

You can wear your own outfit, but many people choose a long, flowing dress for the familiar swing photographs. Dress rental is available as an extra, and the cost can change the value calculation. Reported prices have included about 300,000 IDR for a rental dress, while a dress-and-photography option has been reported at about 500,000 IDR. These are not confirmed current rates, so ask for the price before changing clothes or hiring a photographer.

You can also ask staff to use your phone. That can be a good middle ground: you get help with timing and composition without paying for a professional package. If you are comfortable taking your own pictures, you may not need any add-on at all.

Wear clothes you can move in, and consider the practicalities of a swing rather than dressing only for the photo. Bring sunblock, a hat, sunglasses, and a face mask, as advised for the visit. The grounds are outdoors, and the day can feel hot as the morning advances.

Arrive early, then pace the visit

Aloha Ubud is open daily from 8am to 5pm. Early arrival is a useful strategy, not just a way to get a quieter picture. One visitor who arrived at 8am was first in line and finished photos without a wait; another found the site uncrowded around 10am on a weekday, then noted that it became sunny and hot later in the morning.

Crowds vary, so no arrival time guarantees an empty venue. Still, going near opening gives you the best chance of shorter queues and softer morning light. It also leaves room in your day for other stops, especially if you have booked a combination tour.

There is no stated visit duration, and your pace will depend on how many swings you try, how long you spend at each photo spot, and whether you rent clothing or arrange photography. If the venue is quiet, the activity may move quickly. If several groups are waiting for the same photo positions, allow more time rather than planning a tight onward schedule.

The staff are an important part of the visit. Their work includes helping with harnesses and guiding people through poses, and visitors have described them as friendly and reassuring. That is useful if you are nervous about the height or unsure how to use your phone for a photo. It does not remove the need to follow safety instructions.

Subak, coffee, and what your package really covers

The broader outing description also mentions the Subak Museum and a coffee plantation, where you can learn about Balinese agriculture and try coffee or tea. These stops could add welcome context to an outing centred on photographs. The Subak system is associated with the island’s rice cultivation and water management, making the museum a different kind of stop from the swing platforms.

But the Swing Active package’s stated inclusions focus on the swings and photo spots. The museum and plantation are not listed among those inclusions, so do not assume they are part of the basic ticket. Check the details of the option you choose, especially if these stops are a key reason for booking.

The available combination packages include an Ubud tour, ATV ride, Ayung River rafting, snorkelling trip, and waterfalls tour. Prices begin at US$47.09 for the Ubud tour or waterfalls option, US$50.59 for snorkelling, US$54.09 for rafting, and US$63.85 for the ATV option. These prices are starting rates and can change.

A combined outing can make sense if you want to arrange several activities in one booking. It can also make for a long day, especially when driving between stops. One visitor on an Ubud tour described visiting the rice terraces and Monkey Forest alongside the swing, while another found an ATV ride a fun addition but physically demanding on the hands and arms over rough ground. Choose a combination for the activity you genuinely want, not simply because it looks like a bargain.

Some tours include a driver or guide, and the experience can depend on that person as much as on the stops. Names mentioned by people on combination trips include Purna, Oke, Made Astama, Kepo, Juli, Dedik, and Surprix. These are not guaranteed assignments, but reports of punctual pickups, safe driving, help with photos, and thoughtful pacing suggest that guided transport can add real comfort.

Is US$22.35 good value?

The basic Swing Active Package starts at US$22.35. For that price, the listed package includes the swings and photo spots, plus insurance provided by the operator. It is fair value if you plan to try several swings, enjoy posing for pictures, and make use of the included photo areas.

The price looks less compelling if you expect a full-day tour, transfers, meals, or a professional photo set. The basic ticket does not include transportation to the meeting point, food, drinks, or personal expenses. A transfer option starts at US$23.39, only a little above the basic starting price, but confirm pickup coverage and details for your hotel before booking.

The add-ons are the main source of surprise. Dress hire and professional photography can push the total up, and food and drinks are not included. Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue, so plan accordingly and check what refreshments are available before relying on them.

There is also a competing attraction in the Ubud area, Alas Harum. Some people prefer it for its setting and package format; others like Aloha’s collection of five swings and several photo stops. The better choice depends on what matters to you. Compare the inclusions and total cost, not just the entry price or the number of picture spots.

Safety, access, and booking details to know

Each single or tandem swing has a stated maximum weight of 200kg. The operator does not recommend rides for infants aged 0 to 2, and the activity is not recommended for pregnant women, seniors, or people with conditions such as high blood pressure or epilepsy. It is also not recommended for people with impaired mobility or wheelchair users.

The mobile voucher is exchanged for a physical ticket at Aloha Ubud. The ticket is valid only on the date specified, and the same price applies to all ages. Changes are generally allowed until 24 hours before the activity, with listed exceptions for certain pass, presale, freebie, and voucher situations. A full refund is available for cancellations at least 24 hours before the activity date, subject to the stated terms.

The address is Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561. If you book the basic ticket, arrange your own way there. If you want a pickup, select a package that specifically includes transfers.

Who should book Aloha Ubud Swing?

I would choose Aloha Ubud if you want a straightforward, photo-focused activity with several swings and the option to add a day tour. It is especially suited to couples, friends, and solo visitors who like posed pictures and want staff help getting a good shot with a phone.

I would think twice if you dislike heights, staged photo stops, or possible add-on charges. It may also disappoint if you expect a deep cultural visit from the basic ticket alone. For a better-value visit, arrive early, decide in advance whether you need a rented dress or photographer, and check your chosen package’s transport and stop list. If those details suit your plans, the swings make an easy, memorable addition to a Bali day.

FAQ

What does the Swing Active Package include?

It includes the Adrenaline Swing, single and tandem swings, Libra Swing, Bed Swing, and photo spots including the chicken nest, bird nest, big stone, and Butterfly Park. Operator-provided insurance is also included.

How much does the Aloha Ubud Swing ticket cost?

The Swing Active Package starts at US$22.35. Other options, including transfers and combination tours, start at different prices.

Are transfers included in the basic ticket?

No. Transportation to the meeting point is not included in the basic package. A separate Swing Active Package with Transfers starts at US$23.39.

What are Aloha Ubud Swing’s opening hours?

The attraction is open Monday through Sunday from 8am to 5pm.

Where is Aloha Ubud Swing?

It is at Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561.

Is there a weight limit for the swings?

Yes. The stated maximum is 200kg for both the single and tandem swings.

Can infants ride the swings?

The operator does not recommend that infants aged 0 to 2 ride the swings.

Are dress rental and professional photography included?

They are not listed as inclusions in the Swing Active Package. Dress rental and professional photography may cost extra, so confirm current prices at the venue.

Can I take photos and videos?

Personal photography is allowed. Photography or video for commercial purposes and live broadcasting are prohibited.

Can I cancel my booking for a refund?

A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using the destination’s local time. Changes and refunds may be subject to the stated booking conditions.