Climbzone

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. My daughter loved it, and it's value for money . The instructers were really good with her We had an awesome time. 10 and 12 year old loved it. Staff were veryhelpful Worth visiting, but they should add more activities to double the fun My 2 girls went on sky walk my oldest loved it flew round twice however my 9 year struggled because of the height but the guy swung round and helped all the way round twice! Amazing so she didn't miss out on it! They both had a thanks Been here loads of times and it never disappoints. My wee boy absolutely loves it. Staff are great. Needed some help on booking (I was worried about my nephew who is small for his age) and after a friendly chat I felt much better. Instructors are really with the kids. All in, I can’t fault this place. fun. instructors, diligent and professional; quick and easy booking; you get the exact amount of you booked, so arrive a few minutes early. First for my and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves, a truly happy experience all round 😊 really enjoyed the big slide, aerial adventure, and drop. The was clear and made sure were confident and had a fun time. My daughters really enjoy themselves every they come here. The staff are excellent, they're enthusiastic and with the kids. I've been to the X centre enough to see what was up there and now my son is older though he would be game. The website booking showed loads of availability throughout the day so I went for a session with a couple of spaces already booked for some encouragement. As it was the place was busy with folk before and after our slot. The 90 minute slot starts at reception and ends at the bottom of the stairs. The staff manage very well though and try to get everyone round as much as possible. There are smaller regular lockers in the changing space/gear room. They are locked by the and you don't otherwise get to go back to them. Climbing shoes are supplied if you are doing the wall. This is the only equipment you may supply yourself. Harness are provided (textile history/safety etc and loler/puwer). Helmets are not required or expected. You are attached to the auto belays by the (tripple lock krabs) and are told not to detach yourself etc. The routes are fairly short and vary in grades but undoubtedly are missing the odd hold in places. For adults the pitches are quite close. Children its all fine. The assault course sees you getting a chest harness added back at the changing room. Not optional and again to ensure everyone remains upright in suspension. The course isn't massive but certainly has some exposure despite it's proximity to the building structure. You are on a bomber redundant system so it's all good. The only niggle would be the single point of failure being the clipping everyone in. No buddy checks available as a result. It's screwgates in this system. You get loaded up in a gated space and a suspension check before going near any edges. There is a bus stop system to take people out the closed loop if they aren't feeling it so you won't be stuck behind unwilling punters. Rescue looks to take the form of being pushed back round the rail system (there is a 2nd one available) until back on platform. I think i spotted an evacuation auto belay too. We did this in climbing shoes which is ungainly but acceptable. Other groups were in regular footwear. The drop is well managed once again and our was careful to give everyone equal opportunity as desired. Turns out it wasn't for me as you have to "step off" and my brain won't let me. Not the first either. Breaking gear fear but not free falling. It's an interesting contraption as it turns out that simulates free fall without the instant stop at the bottom. for children! It does have 2 biners on the single line. They aren't back to back. Gates on the same side. You are in fall restraint while going out to the drop despite the full grate rails all round. Probably because the is that single point again so they get a chance to double check before opening the gate. You get to run back up the stairs to do the drop again (in climbing shoes depending on your booking). The staff were great. Elyse was calm and attentive. Others were playing to their audience. Ps. You can have anything that can fall from you to the people below. So no phones or untethered eyewear etc. Had my daughters 9th birthday party here. She absolutely loved it and staff were brilliant! 4stars as the course isn't huge but they got to go round 3 times and do 2 skydrops in their 1hr session so definitely fun and worth the money. Allise was so good my brother was scared and allise was so good she helped my brother she was so nice definitely coming back Ryan was very helpful and pleasant and made the experience all the more fun, thanks to him we will definitely be back :)) My son had a Skywalk session during October holidays. He was scared at first, but Simon, the coach, helped him through with a lot of patience and understanding, so my son did it himself afterwards and was very proud of himself. Thank you so much for your amazing work! Went with my 7 year old sister and we both had so much fun. Perfect for all ages and the worker Ross couldn’t have been more helpful and kind. I don’t think you get a choice but if you get Ross in your experience, you are guaranteed for a lovely, friendly and understanding helper. Couldn’t have had a better experience:) Absolutely amazing for the took 3 of them they all enjoyed it, they wanted to go again. 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