Fun climbing innovator Clip 'n Climb has opened its largest centre yet in South America.
The new 400sq.m Clip 'n Climb attraction is based at the Suniland Extreme Park in Caracas, Venezuela.
This instalment also marks the first time a Suniland location has incorporated Clip 'n Climb into its roster of active entertainment. The attraction from Clip 'n Climb is comprised of 19 challenges, including the leap of faith and stairway to heaven.
Operator Omar El Sous said of the venue's latest attraction: “Firstly, it’s something different from everything else! I already had an indoor playground at the location and remaining space was not very generous, so the first thing that came to mind was Clip 'n Climb. With the vertical concept you can take advantage of a small footprint.
"Secondly, Clip 'n Climb is special. It’s something for children and parents, and it’s rare for someone to not like the concept. Finally, what was a boom until recently is now in decline, I’m talking about trampoline parks. I see children and teenagers getting bored of trampolining, it’s destined to be forgotten.”
The company has reported 1,350 climbers to the new attraction during its first 16 days in action, which is said to be an impressive average of 84 climbers per day. There have also been 1,740 messages to the operators of the attraction in its first week alone, with 30 per cent relating to birthday parties.
El Sous commented on the attraction's opening day: “Visitors were very enthusiastic, and it was so good to see a lot of adrenaline and a great vibe from the whole team, encouraging and motivating the climbers. The vertical drop, leap of faith and stairway to heaven were all really popular, making everyone who took part laugh! I think these should be mandatory attractions at Clip 'n Climb centres!”
The climbing course also benefits from a 174sq.m EP Climbing area with Mozaik XP walls, the world’s smartest Auto Belay, Trublue iQ, installed, catering for novice and pro climbers at once and making the venue a valuable climbing destination.
