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What were your play dates like as a kid? Sitting on a floor with your friend, smashing plastic figures together and making weird sounds with your mouth?
That sounds pretty awesome, actually, but we can do you one better. Next time you want to spend time with a special someone (someone of YOUR choosing, not your parents!), take to the treetops, courtesy of Adventura. The plastic toys have been replaced with rope ladders, bridges, tight ropes, and a host of other aerial obstacles. It's like recess all over again, except this time you've got vertigo-inducing heights to contend with.
You'll also still be making weird sounds with your mouth, except instead of "pew, pew, pew" it'll be "THIS IS AWEEEEEESOMMEE!!"
Note: A minimum of 2 people is required. AGE Limit: 21 and over must weigh less than 250lbs. Consumption of alcohol before climbing is not allowed. Personal climbing equipment is not allowed. Participants may be dependent upon passing a weigh-in immediately before the scheduled reservation. Failure of, or refusal to participate in, the weigh-in will result in termination of the reservation without refund. All participants must review and sign a liability release agreement in the form provided by Adventura.
PlayDate (Adventure Course)
What to expect
- Relive the days of monkey bar swinging and jungle-gym feats of skill and strength with a climbing pass to an Adventura Playday!
- Scale walls, jump across gaps, zip line, and swing like the ninja warrior you secretly are
- Work your way through the aerial obstacles while dozens of feet up in the air
- Get a great workout while pretending you're a kid again
This activity is completely sold out. Bucket List this activity to be the first to know about new available dates!
About this Activity
Key Highlights
| Price | $143.00 per guest |
| Duration / Session | 2.5 hours |
| # Sessions | 1 |
| Rating | 15 positive reviews |
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation notice must be provided no less than 48 hours in advance. Cancellations inside 48 are not eligible for rescheduling or refund.
Reviews
(out of 15 votes)
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Hoyt S.
PlayDate (Adventure Course) June 5, 2017The biggest thing that surprised me was that things never felt unsafe. You're up high, and the course does have some tough runs, and it's a bit scary sometimes, but it's SO MUCH FUN knowing you're safe and in the staff's beyond capable hands. Loved the experience.
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Kim O.
PlayDate (Adventure Course) May 29, 2017This is the best experience coming up here and doing this challenge. The staff were friendly and very fun. They did make it seem easier than it really is. I would love to come back here when I come up here to Washington again!
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J A.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course October 30, 2016I am afraid of heights, so this was a little extra challenging. But once I got started, and set my eye on the finish point, I was okay. I was actually sweating bullits by the time our 2.5 hours was up. The instructors were thorough and friendly and we had a great time. If you are looking for "Zip lining" you'd probably want to do a different course as there are just a few small ones, but this one was great for people who are challenging themselves physically and mentally and are in overall decent shape. (If you are not in good shape, you will regret it.) You will want thinner gloves, thick ones don't allow the manual dexterity needed. Also, if you are not sure how to go across a course, ask for direction. I winged it a couple times, and made it much more difficult for myself...We had a great time- another one crossed off the bucket list!
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D S.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course August 31, 2016Came here for a company offsite. The staff is funny, supportive, and VERY safe. Nobody forces you to do anything you don't want to do. Amazing place.
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Ashley P.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course August 27, 2016Great safety crew. This is the place to face your fear of heights. It is a challenging course. 30 different obstacles and many different ways to go. Everyone helps out! The safety crew truly does help with safety and encouragement! Kyle, Andy and Nathan were awesome. In the beginning they crew explains in detail what to do.
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Lucia D.
PlayDate (Adventure Course) August 17, 2016Came here for my birthday and it didn't disappoint. So much fun and the crew is a super fun group of people.
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Jaclyn S.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course April 2, 2016We had a blast! Such a fun trust building exercise. Would have loved more opportunities for picture taking though.
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Nicole B.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course October 24, 2015I'm wicked afraid of heights and this place looks easy from the ground, but once you're up there it takes a little encouraging to start (in my case!) I had loads of fun and would like to try again, but I may book it for a warmer season, and I'll definitely bring gloves! The staff is amazing and they care mostly about safety first!
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S J.
PlayDate (Adventure Course) October 14, 2015Its a great outdoor activity and the staff was friendly & helpful. Would love to do it again!
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S J.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course October 14, 2015Its a great outdoor activity and the staff was friendly & helpful.
Would love to do it again! -
Ben S.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course September 28, 2015Went with a group of four last Saturday and we all had a great time. At first the course looked a little small, but because the challenges connect like a spider web there was more than enough to do to last the full 2 hours. The staff was excellent. We'd love to go back
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Mariya M.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course September 20, 2015Adventura is a fantastic place to get an adventure. I went there twice so far with a varying cast of friends, and I'm certain we'll go at least once more.
The staff are extremely helpful (should I say caring?). I was not aware that I'm afraid of heights until the moment I climbed to the mid-height of the cargo net (which is an entry point for the course) and looked down. After that I climbed the rest of the way up, hugged the nice wooden pillar at the platform, and refused to let go. It took approximately 30 minutes just to talk me into unwrapping myself from the pillar and giving one of the obstacles a try. I ended up braving three of the easiest obstacles, but the instructor (Sara I think, although I don't trust my memory when I'm so scared) had to hold my hand through them all - I don't think I could've done it otherwise! On the second visit I got a lot better and went through many more obstacles, but I still needed help from time to time, and there was always somebody to provide it.
This might turn out to be more of a "you vs your fears" experience than a team event - even if you go with a group of friends, chances are you'll go different directions from the start and won't meet each other too often on the course, - but there will be endless possibilities for comparing experiences once you're back down to earth, and for bragging in the following months :-) -
Andy Z.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course July 31, 2015yes it is scary. yes it is very high. no i didnt wet my pants.
i dont consider myself afraid of heights, but once you get up there, you inevitably tremble just a little bit around the knees. i didnt pay attention as to how high it was, but its easily 30 to 40 feet above ground. you hang around the course the whole time supported by a harness and a rope. it sounds crude, but it worked wonders and saved my butt a few times.
i thought the course looked small at first, but i didnt even get to do the full course. it wasnt because i was stalling time and cant get myself moving across the platforms, it was just very tiring. some are obviously easier than others. ropes are very unstable, as in they move around a lot, not unsafe. you will dangle in the air and look very helpless, but trust me, you will get through it. i was spinning around for awhile and nobody helped me... because nobody can, really. youd think its just walking on planks and flying through ropes. its nothing like on tv.
this is a good way to push through your fears, especially if you are afraid of heights. however, if you do wuss out midway in the course, you can opt to leave. personnel will come to you and you will rappel down to the ground, which looks super cool in a wuss way. i never thought those two things can happen at once. its almost SWAT like. -
Ellyn R.
Playday - Climbing on the Adventure Course July 4, 2017Did not leave comment
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Danny E.
PlayDate (Adventure Course) August 16, 2016Did not leave comment
