Picheaven Bali Swing Ticket

Picheaven is less about a quiet encounter with Bali than a full-on photo session above the trees. The ticket includes three swings and 11 staged photo spots, with staff on hand to help you pose and take pictures using your phone. I like the variety of settings, and I like that the entry price starts at $9.79, well below what a big-name Bali swing can cost.

The main catch is getting there and back. The venue is outside central Ubud, and ride-hailing cars can be hard to find when you finish. Plan your return before you set off, especially if you are visiting late in the day.

What to know before you go

• Three swings are included: Try the 15-meter and 80-meter single swings, plus a tandem swing.
• Eleven photo spots: Expect staged backdrops such as a bird nest, Heaven Bridge, Volkswagen, and Bubble House.
• Staff help with phone photos: They can direct your poses and take pictures, though the pace and attention may vary.
• The listed visit takes one to two hours: Leave extra time for waiting, changing clothes, or sorting out transport.
• The base ticket starts at $9.79: Transfers and add-on activities are separate package options.
• Plan your ride home: The venue recommends a private car or local taxi, and return rides can be scarce.

Three swings and a set of photo scenes

The Active Package gives you access to three rides: a 15-meter single swing, an 80-meter single swing, and a tandem swing. The higher swing is the main event for anyone after that classic Bali swing shot, while the shorter option offers a less intimidating start. The tandem swing lets two people ride together.

You do not need to be an expert photographer to get something out of the visit. Staff commonly guide poses and take pictures on your phone, helping you use the angles and props at each stop. That hands-on help is a major part of the appeal: you can focus on the moment instead of trying to set a timer or ask your companion to keep taking the same shot.

The 11 included photo spots add variety while you wait or take a break from swinging. They include the Chicken Nest and Bird Nest, a Huge Stone, a Volkswagen, Heaven Bridge and Heaven Road, a Hanging Bed, a Floating Jacuzzi, Triangle House, Bubble House, and Hideaway House. These are designed photo settings, not a tour of traditional Balinese life. If you want a playful set of holiday pictures, that is the point. If you are looking for a quiet cultural visit, choose another activity.

The overall visit is listed as one to two hours. That is enough time for a series of pictures and rides when the venue is running smoothly, but your actual visit can stretch if there is a queue, you rent clothes, or your group wants to spend longer at each station.

How the visit usually unfolds

Start by presenting your mobile voucher at the entrance and exchanging it for a physical ticket. From there, staff can direct you to the swings and photo spots. The package includes bottled water and refreshments, and visitors have also described tea or coffee being available.

The photo spots make for a natural sequence: take pictures around the themed settings, then work through the swings, with staff helping you pose and capture shots along the way. The exact order may depend on how busy the venue is. Some people find they can move through quickly when there are few groups ahead; at busier times, you may need to wait your turn.

A practical detail: the photographer uses your phone for the pictures. Make sure it has enough battery and storage before you arrive. If you want both photos and video, say so as you go. Staff guidance can help, but you are still using your own device rather than receiving a professional photo package.

Some visitors choose to rent a dress for the pictures. Dress rental is not included, and one quoted price was IDR 150,000. Clothing quality and selection can vary, so bringing a long outfit from your own bag is a sensible alternative if you have something you like. Wear shoes and clothes that are easy to change in, and keep your belongings secure while you are taking pictures.

What the photos do, and do not, promise

The strongest reason to book is the combination of scenery, props, and practical help with pictures. Staff can suggest poses and camera angles, and that can make a real difference if you do not enjoy taking photos or want a family picture with everyone in it. People have also singled out individual photographers, including Gede Yoga, Debu, and Dakbo. Staff assignments are not guaranteed, but the names give you an idea of the personal attention that can be part of the experience.

Expect a playful, posed style. The swings and photo stations are built to produce dramatic holiday images, not to offer an untouched view of the countryside. The settings can be fun, but some will feel artificial if you prefer natural scenery to props. Think of this as a photo attraction with a swing ride, rather than a wilderness excursion.

The quality of the visit can vary. Many people describe patient help and carefully directed shots, while a few have found the experience rushed or the facilities less polished than expected. Opening-time service may also take a little while to get going. Arriving near opening can help you beat queues, but do not assume every station will be ready the moment the doors are due to open.

Picking the right time and package

Picheaven is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with last admission 30 minutes before closing. Morning visits can mean shorter waits, though the venue may take time to get fully underway. A late-afternoon visit can be quieter, but it leaves less room for delays, traffic, or a long photo session.

The standard Active Package covers admission to all three swings. Other options bundle the same swing access with transfers, an Ubud tour, an ATV ride, or Ayung River rafting. A transfer package is worth considering if you want a simpler trip back. Some combined itineraries received positive notes for punctual drivers and smooth coordination, but remember that each add-on changes the length and shape of your day.

The activity overview also mentions an optional crispy duck lunch, but the included items listed for the Active Package do not include lunch. Check the details of your selected package before booking if a meal is important to you.

Getting there and back from Ubud

The meeting point is at Jl. Dewi Saraswati No. 8, Bongkasa Pertiwi, in Abiansemal, Badung Regency. The address is outside central Ubud, so allow for road traffic rather than judging the journey by distance alone. The venue recommends arriving by private car or local taxi.

The return trip deserves special attention. Ride-hailing services such as Grab can be difficult to find from the area, and some people have waited after finishing. Arrange a round-trip driver, book a return pickup in advance, or have a backup plan. If you choose a package with transfers, confirm where the driver will wait and where you want to be dropped off. Bundled transport can be particularly useful if you are combining the swing with other activities.

One caution when booking a driver for a wider tour: be clear about your preferred itinerary. Some bundled trips include stops beyond the activities you selected, so say plainly if you do not want shopping or coffee stops.

Is the ticket good value?

At a starting price of $9.79, the ticket can be strong value if you want access to several swings and photo stations in one visit. The price includes admission to all three swings, the listed photo spots, bottled water, and refreshments. Staff help with taking photos is another useful part of the experience, especially if you are travelling as a couple or family and want pictures together.

The low base price does not cover every extra. Dress rental, personal expenses, tips, and hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. The optional transfers and combo activities also cost more than the basic ticket. Compare the total package cost with what you would pay to arrange transport yourself, not just the starting price.

You are paying for a structured photo attraction, not an all-day excursion. If you want a few memorable pictures and a ride on the swings, the short visit can make sense. If you dislike posing, props, or waiting for photos, the included features may matter less to you.

Who should book Picheaven?

This works best for couples, families, and friends who want to leave Bali with pictures of themselves in the scene. Staff assistance is helpful for people who are not confident behind a camera, and children aged 0 to 12 can enter free. The venue’s rules state that participants must be under 66 and that the maximum weight is 200 kilograms.

If you are nervous about heights, you can start with the 15-meter swing rather than heading straight for the 80-meter one. You are not required to treat the tallest ride as the only reason to visit: the photo stations and tandem swing offer other ways to enjoy the ticket. Still, if heights are a firm no, this attraction may not be worth the trip.

Leave outside food and drinks at your accommodation, since they are not allowed inside. Re-entry is permitted if you show your ticket, wristband, or stamp at the entrance. Keep your phone and valuables with you, and do not rely on a free locker without checking how it works. One visitor reported a serious concern involving a locker, so take a moment to secure your belongings and use a storage option only if you feel comfortable.

Should you book?

Book Picheaven if you want several Bali swing rides, themed photo settings, and help getting pictures on your own phone without paying a high starting price. The variety and staff photography assistance are the strongest reasons to go.

Skip it if you want an unposed nature experience, dislike staged backdrops, or do not want to plan transport carefully. For most people who are curious about a Bali swing, the best approach is to choose a morning slot, bring an outfit you like, and arrange your ride home before you arrive.

FAQ

How long does the Picheaven Bali Swing visit take?

The listed duration is one to two hours. Waiting, changing clothes, or transport arrangements can add time.

What is included in the Active Package?

It includes admission to the 15-meter single swing, 80-meter single swing, and tandem swing, plus bottled drinking water, refreshments, and visits to 11 photo spots.

Are the photo spots included in the ticket?

Yes. The Active Package includes access to the listed photo locations.

What are Picheaven’s opening hours?

The venue is open Monday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.

Can children take part?

Children aged 0 to 12 can enter free. Participants must be under 66 to take part in the activity.

Is there a weight limit for the swings?

The stated maximum weight is 200 kilograms.

Can I bring food or drinks from outside?

No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue.

How do I get to Picheaven?

The meeting point is on Jl. Dewi Saraswati No. 8, Bongkasa Pertiwi, Abiansemal, Badung Regency. The venue recommends taking a private car or local taxi.