TAKE a look at the world’s largest inflatable fun park with climbing walls and indoor skydiving – and it’s just two hours from Dublin.
We Are Vertigo in Newtownbreda, Co. Down, is a must-visit for families this spring.
We Are Vertigo is a major indoor fun park in Northern Ireland[/caption]
The park features climbing walls along with inflatable trampolines[/caption]
And there’s even indoor sky diving[/caption]
The fun park is located just two hours from Dublin.
With so many activities to enjoy, it’s the perfect place to visit as Ireland welcomes its first taste of spring weather – and it’s open all year round.
This fantastic spot’s most popular attraction is the indoor inflatable park, which features loads of thrilling slides and obstacle courses that cater to all age levels.
It reads on We Are Vertigo’s website: “The world’s largest indoor inflatable activity course!”
“Inflatable Park is a whopping 30,000 square ft inflatable playground where childhood fantasy is reality.”
One of the main attractions is the climbing wall, which is one of the tallest in Northern Ireland.
Here, visitors can harness up and scale the 30-foot wall, ringing a bell at the top as they conquer the challenge.
The fun park also features a play area that is suitable for different ages and abilities.
What’s more, the inflatable park has lots of other zones specifically for younger children.
This includes soft play areas with smaller slides and bouncy castles, mini ziplines and monkey bars – making it the perfect place to bring your little ones during the spring.
And there are trampolines where visitors can jump around on throughout the day.
For those who prefer something different, We Are Vertigo has a wide range of other activities – including indoor skydiving that’s the only one in Ireland.
Here, visitors are given a helmet and a diving suit, allowing them to take to the skies and feel the full power of winds up to 120 miles per hour.
For younger visitors, there’s also soft play area designed especially for toddlers with slides, tunnels and climbing frames.
There are plenty of seating areas throughout the park and places to grab a bite to eat.
The on-site cafe serves a variety of meals and snacks, and there are plenty of kiosks selling ice cream, popcorn and other treats.
‘Definitely coming back soon’
Admission to the park starts from £12.95 per person, with special discounts for carers and individuals with disabilities.
Visitors have taken to Tripadvisor to share their experiences at the park.
One person said: “Great place! Loads of activities for everyone, the kids had an amazing time.”
Another wrote: “Came here for a family celebration, and we all had the best time – definitely coming back soon.”
The park is open all year round[/caption]
