Ubud: Zipline, Bali Swing, and Sky Bike in a Private Rice Terrace

The rice fields become your playground. At U Fun Field near Ubud, you can swing above the paddies, pedal a sky bike over open space, and cross a zipline with wide views of Bali’s rice terraces. The private format keeps the outing personal, while the mix of outdoor fun and local culture gives the visit more purpose than a quick photo stop.

I especially like the range of activities, from gentle couple and flower swings to the more thrilling Extreme Swing. I also like the guided walk through the rice fields, where you can meet farmers, cross a bamboo bridge, and learn about Balinese traditions. The main caution is weather: heavy rain can stop the zipline and sky bike, so the day may not deliver every activity you planned.

Quick take: what makes this outing worth your time

• A private visit to U Fun Field: Your group participates together rather than joining a large public tour.
• Three different kinds of fun: Choose from Bali swings, a zipline, and a sky bike, depending on the package you book.
• Seven photo locations: The Wings of Bali artwork and large Dream Catcher Swing provide the biggest photo moments.
• A real rice-field walk: The second part includes a farmer’s hut, a bamboo bridge, and a chance to learn about local customs.
• Useful family age range: The activity is advertised for ages 5 to 99, although some rides may feel too intense for younger or older participants.
• Low headline price: At about $21 per person, it offers good value if your package includes several rides, but extras cost more.

U Fun Field puts the fun in the rice fields

U Fun Field occupies a large section of rice terraces in the Bresela area of Payangan, north of central Ubud. The setting matters. You are not riding above a theme park or a city street. The views open across working agricultural land, with paddies and greenery below the activity structures.

The park combines sightseeing, culture, food, photo installations, and outdoor rides. That mixture makes it easy to fill a morning without moving between several attractions. You can take photos, try the rides, stop at the cafe, and then continue to the rice-field walk.

The advertised visit lasts about one to three hours, depending on your selected package and whether you add the cultural walk. Travel time is included in the total duration, so check the exact option carefully if you want both the park and the rice fields.

The private setup is useful for families, couples, and small groups who want to move at their own pace. You will not be waiting for strangers to finish every photo. Staff members are also praised for helping with poses, retaking photos, and keeping the mood relaxed rather than rushing people through.

Choosing among four Bali swings

The swings are the signature attraction. U Fun Field offers four options with different moods and levels of excitement: Dream Catcher, Extreme, Flower, and Couple swings.

The Dream Catcher Swing is the big visual draw. The attraction is promoted as the world’s largest Dream Catcher Swing, and its scale makes it a natural choice if you want the classic Bali swing photograph. Expect a dramatic setting rather than a quiet ride.

The Extreme Swing is aimed at visitors who want more adrenaline. It is the choice for a higher-energy moment, though the supplied information does not give exact height, speed, or ride length. If you dislike heights, ask staff to explain the setup before choosing it.

The Flower Swing and Couple Swing offer softer alternatives. They suit a calmer photo session, partners who want to ride together, or anyone who wants the look of a Bali swing without selecting the most intense option. You can also mix options if your package allows it.

Bring patience for the photo process. Staff members have been praised for helping with poses and retaking images when a first attempt does not work. That matters because these rides are as much about the picture as the motion. You may want to coordinate clothing with the photo spots, especially if you plan to add the long dress rental.

Ziplining above the paddies

The zipline gives you the clearest sense of motion. You glide above the rice fields and see the terraces from a higher angle, with the green plots below rather than directly in front of you.

This is a short activity, not a full-day adventure course. Its appeal comes from the combination of speed and scenery. Several people have singled it out as a favorite, describing the ride over the rice fields as magical or fantastic. I can see why: it gives you a quick thrill while keeping the focus on the setting.

Safety equipment and insurance are included. You should still listen closely to the staff instructions and wear clothing that allows easy movement. The park is family-friendly in its age range, but the zipline may not suit every child or anyone uncomfortable with heights.

Rain is the main practical concern. One visit was cut short by bad weather, with the zipline and sky bike skipped while the swings continued. If the forecast looks wet, keep your plans flexible and do not assume every ride will operate.

The sky bike is a slow thrill

The sky bike, sometimes described as a tightrope bike, lets you pedal above the paddy fields. It is slower than the zipline but can feel more exposed because you control the movement.

This ride works well for people who want a photo with a little suspense rather than a fast burst of adrenaline. The open view gives you time to look across the terraces and pose. It also makes a good second activity after the zipline, since the two rides feel different.

The activity is not suitable for every visitor. The venue states that wheelchair users can reach the site and enjoy the views but cannot participate in the activities. If you have mobility concerns, contact the operator before booking so you can confirm which parts of the visit will be comfortable.

Seven photo spots, including Wings of Bali

U Fun Field has seven photo areas designed for posed pictures. The Wings of Bali installation is the best-known backdrop, and it gives you a simple, recognizable image with the rice fields behind you.

You can use the included traditional outfit and accessories for photos. A long dress rental is also available for an additional $15 per person, with a three-meter trail mentioned in the tour details. That extra makes sense if you want the flowing-dress style often associated with Bali swing photographs.

A photographer can be added for another $15 per person. This is worth considering if you want properly framed photos or short videos without asking a friend to stand aside. Staff members have also helped visitors with personal cameras and phones, including posing and video guidance, so the photographer is not the only way to leave with good images.

The key is to decide before you arrive. The base price is attractive, but the total can rise once you add a dress, photographer, food, and transport. If your main goal is a few casual pictures, use your own phone. If the photos are the reason you are coming, the extras may provide better value.

The one-hour rice-field walk adds meaning

The cultural portion takes you away from the activity structures and into the famous Ubud rice fields. A guide leads you along the terraces and stops at a farmer’s hut, where you can learn about Balinese traditions and the connection between local life and agriculture.

You may cross a bamboo bridge while walking over a waterfall. The information also describes opportunities to meet farmers, assist with harvesting, or join them for coffee brewed over a wood fire. These details make the walk feel more grounded than a standard viewpoint stop.

Conditions may be uneven, and you should expect a walk rather than a paved attraction. Wear shoes that can handle damp or rough paths. The tour details do not provide a fixed walking distance, so ask about the current route if you have limited stamina.

This section is especially valuable for anyone who wants more than an Instagram stop. The rides show you the rice fields from above. The walk helps you understand how the land is used and why terraces are such an important part of Bali’s rural life.

Food, waiting time, and the pace of the visit

U Fun Field has a cafe where you can sit with coffee or food while waiting. The food has received strong praise, and one account called the lunch exceptional. Lunch is not included in the base package, so budget separately if you plan to eat on site.

The cafe is useful even if you do not want a full meal. The ride schedule may involve some waiting, particularly if the park is busy or if staff are helping with photos. A coffee break gives you a chance to enjoy the view instead of treating every minute as a queue.

The pace appears to be relaxed rather than tightly timed. Staff have been praised for not rushing photo sessions and for showing patience when pictures need to be retaken. That is a real benefit for couples and families, though it also means the visit can run longer than the shortest advertised duration.

Is $21 good value?

At about $21 per person, this is a reasonably priced way to combine several Ubud activities in one stop. The value is strongest when your package includes the swing, zipline, and sky bike, plus access to the photo areas and safety equipment.

The cultural walk adds another layer without requiring a separate attraction fee. Private transportation is included only when that option is selected, so do not assume the lowest price covers a hotel pickup.

You should also price the extras before booking. The long dress costs $15 per person, a photographer costs $15 per person, and lunch is separate. These additions can quickly bring the final cost closer to other Ubud day activities.

One price warning comes from the transport option. A past visitor felt that the booking mainly provided a driver to the fun field and suggested taking a Grab or taxi directly. That does not make private transport useless, especially if you value a scheduled ride, but compare the transfer cost with a direct taxi before paying for it.

Getting there and planning the timing

The meeting point is U Fun Field on Jalan Banjar Gadungan in Bresela, Payangan, Gianyar. The activity ends at the same meeting point unless your selected transport arrangement says otherwise.

Pickup is offered, and private transportation with a driver is available if selected. Because travel time counts toward the overall duration, confirm the pickup details and the time you will actually have at the park. A short visit with transport included may leave little time for both the rides and the cultural walk.

Book at least 24 hours ahead if you want the option of a full refund after cancellation. Changes or cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded or accepted, based on the stated policy. Confirmation is provided at booking.

The venue is near public transportation, and service animals are allowed. Wheelchair users can access the site for views but cannot take part in the rides.

Who will enjoy this most?

I would recommend this outing to families with children old enough for the activities, couples who want Bali photos, and small groups looking for a light outdoor adventure near Ubud. It also suits anyone who wants a quick taste of rice-field culture without committing to a longer countryside excursion.

It is less suitable if you want a quiet, untouched walk through the terraces. U Fun Field is an organized attraction with photo structures and recreational equipment. The setting is beautiful, but the visit is designed around activities and pictures.

It may also disappoint if you are traveling during a very wet period and have no flexibility. The swings may still operate in rain, but the zipline and sky bike can be canceled for safety.

Should you book U Fun Field?

Book this experience if you want variety, helpful staff, and a strong photo setting for a modest starting price. The best package combines the three rides with the rice-field walk, giving you both the playful side of Bali and a closer look at farming traditions.

Before paying, check exactly which activities are included, whether transport is worth the extra, and how much you want to spend on the dress and photographer. If you are happy with those details, U Fun Field offers a lively, easy-to-organize half-day outing with views you will remember long after the swing stops moving.

FAQ

How long does the U Fun Field experience last?

The activity takes approximately one to three hours. The final duration depends on the package selected, the activities included, the cultural walk, and travel time.

What activities are available?

The experience offers Bali swings, a zipline, and a sky bike. Swing options include Dream Catcher, Extreme, Flower, and Couple swings, but the exact rides depend on the package booked.

Is transportation included?

Pickup is offered, and private transportation with a driver is included only if you select that option. The meeting point is U Fun Field, and the activity ends there.

Is the rice-field walk included?

The guided cultural tour is included based on the appointment. It includes a walk through the rice fields, a farmer’s hut, local traditions, and a bamboo bridge over a waterfall.

Are photos and traditional clothing included?

Traditional clothing and accessories for pictures are included. A long dress costs $15 per person, and a photographer costs $15 per person. Lunch is not included.

Can wheelchair users participate?

Wheelchair users can access the site and enjoy the views, but they cannot participate in the rides and other activities. Service animals are allowed.