What to Know Before You Arrive
What you need to bring
Preparing your little one for a fun and safe adventure is key. Learn how to equip them with the right mindset, clothing, and safety habits before tackling our exciting treetop obstacles.
- Bring as little as possible.
- For safety reason, you will be asked to empty your pockets prior to going on the course.
- Mobile devices may be brought up to the course, at your own risk and responsiblity.
- Coin lockers are available.
Dress Code
Wear comfortable sportswear and closed-toe shoes! Skip dresses, skirts, and open footwear. A change of clothes is a good idea, as it is gonna be a workout! Bring water, light snacks, and your booking confirmation.
Leave loose items behind or secure them, so nothing interferes with climbing during your time here.
- Dress adequately.
- Due to safety reasons, waist pouches of any form (i.e. waist bands for phone/ running) are not allowed on the course.
- Sport shoes are a MUST. Participants (including accompanying parents and buddies on the course) wearing sandals, flip-flops, rubber clogs, or loose fitted shoes will not be allowed to go on the course.
- We also recommend that you wear bermudas or trousers and generally clothes that you do not mind getting a bit dirty.
- Kids on the Kids Course will be wearing a helmet; we suggest you bring a bandana as they may find it more comfortable.
- Some customers also like to have bicycle gloves to protect their hands.
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HEIGHT IS A PRE-REQUISITE
Kids Course
at least 1.1m
Junior Course
at least 1.35m
Grand Course
at least 1.45m
The height of all participants will be measured and verified on-site by our staff using the designated measuring board upon arrival, regardless of any prior measurements taken elsewhere.
Those who do not meet our conditions of participation will unfortunately not be able to proceed due to safety requirements.
GROUP SIZES
Planning a group or corporate team building outing at Forest Adventure? Our courses are designed to accommodate different skill levels, from adventurous novices to experienced climbers, making it a perfect choice for team bonding and outdoor challenges. So, here’s how to ensure everyone is prepared to make your day smoother, safer, and more enjoyable.
Accurately confirming your group size and arrival schedule helps our team prepare equipment and staff for a seamless experience. For larger bookings, early coordination ensures everyone can enjoy the activities without unnecessary delays. Consider this when planning your corporate team bonding experience.
Ensure That There Is Proper Adult Supervision
Children below the following ages must be accompanied by a parent or a buddy aged 14 year old (as of D.O.B) or above.
Maximum 1 buddy to 3 kids.
Kids Course
below 7 years old (as of D.O.B)
Junior Course
below 10 years (as of D.O.B)
Grand Course
below 12 years old (as of D.O.B)
Meet our Participation Requirements and Arrive on Time
Check that all participants meet the age and health requirements for the course. This ensures everyone can safely enjoy the team activities and avoids any last-minute disappointments.
- Aim to arrive 10mins before your booking time.
- The time you have been given is the start of your compulsory safety briefing.
- Prior to departing on the course you will need to register, complete your Risk Acknowledgment and Disclaimer form (Waiver) and make payment.
- Safety briefings are at 30mins intervals, if you miss the start of the brief, we will move your booking to the next available slots subject to availability.
