WHAT is better than trampolining? How about trampolining in a cave?
If you are looking for a way to entertain the kids this summer, you may wish to head to Bounce Below in North Wales.
The adventure centre has six trampoline-style nets that are connected by slides measuring up to 60ft long.
And the surroundings are certainly impressive, with the nets being suspended inside a "subterranean wonderland" that is twice the size of St Paul Cathedral.
Bounce Below is located deep inside a slate quarry and guests are transported inside via a train.
Guests must be one metre to take part in the activity, and those under the age of 13 require a participating adult.
More on days out
The 5 little known places to take your kids if they are obsessed with dinosaurs
The 5 best places to visit this summer if your kids are obsessed with trains
Once inside, you get one hour to bounce to your heart’s content.
The website says: “Unleash your inner-thrill seeker in our enormous underground net adventure!
“Jump, bounce and slide your way through this disused mine on the best playground ever!
“Zip World Llechwedd's Bounce Below is a unique experience, which allows you to escape into a world of hidden adventure.
Most read in Fabulous
Prince George flashes cheeky smile in adorable snap for his 10th birthday
Woman with 34DD boobs has found the best top for anyone who prefers going braless
Time to be clear with a partner, workmate child or parent about what you expect
I've been taking snaps of Prince George for 10 yrs – here are my favourites
“So, whether you’re a big kid looking for an hour of the most fun you’ll ever have on a net or if you have little kids of your own looking to have a blast, you’ll love Bounce Below!”
Bounce Below costs from £25 and is located in Blaenau Ffestiniog, which is around two hours from Manchester.
If bouncing isn’t your thing, Zip World offers a whole host of activities, including the world's fastest zip wire, Velocity, and Quarry Karting.
Speaking about Bounce Below, Zip World owner Sean Taylor told the Daily Post: "We got the idea when my business partner saw this done in woods in France but this has never been done in a cavern, this really is a world first in Wales.
“It's a one hour activity where customers get dressed up in a cotton overall and given a helmet, they then jump on a train and travel inside the mountain.
“There are three giant trampolines with three metre net walls to stop people climbing out.
“Each is linked by a slide to go down and a walkway to go up – the biggest slide is 60ft.”
Source: Read Full Article
