ATTRACTIONS

LOCATION:

8 Trout Place, off Topsail Rd., Mount Pearl, NL

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Multi Climb and Slide Attractions

SPIDER MOUNTAIN

ROCK CLIMB

24' of rock climbing adventure with an Auto Belay. This means a second person is not needed to hold the rope.

When you are ready to come down, simply let go and you will be lowered slowly and safely to the ground.

SPIDER MOUNTAIN CLIMB

Climb and wiggle your way through seven levels (24' high) of stretchy bands to get to the top, and then come down a giant slide.

ROPE CLIMB

Just like the acrobats, climb a 24' high knotted gym rope to the top. When you are ready to come down, simply let go and enjoy the slow descent to the ground with our very safe hydraulic Auto Belay system.

RESCUE LADDER CLIMB

Like a firefighter climbing a rescue ladder, kids (and adults) will love to climb this swaying, challenging rescue ladder to the top. When you are ready to come down, simply let go and enjoy the slow descent to the ground with our very safe hydraulic Auto Belay system.

PLASMACAR TRACK

(Suitable for ages two and up. Maximum weight 100 lbs.) Rubber tires shape out a go-cart style track. Riders board a bright red Plasmacar that they can push with their feet or simply turn the steering wheel back and forth to propel the car forward. They can race each around the track or a slalom run around the scattered tires. It’s a simple concept with loads of fun.

KIDS KORNER

(Suitable for ages two and up.

Maximum weight 150 lbs.)

Kids love to climb over, under and around obstacles, as well as jump and slide. Well, we have the answer. Not one, but four obstacle course inflatable tracks to burn their energy so they will be too tired to jump on your furniture when you get home. Sorry big kids, the Bumble Bee Inflatable course is for the little kids under five.

DOOMSDAY SLIDE

(Suitable for ages two and up. Maximum weight 150 lbs.)

There’s been many a talk about Doomsday coming, well the DOOMSDAY SLIDE has arrived. Climb three stories of steps to the top and come down an (almost) vertical drop to the bottom. Wheeeee!... comes to my mind.