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The first sensation you will have is walking on the floaty, bouncy nets, which can best be described as a cross between walking on the moon and walking on water. The delicate nets make you feel as if you're walking on water at first, however the elasticity of the nets will pull you up as you take your next step. Every step is an odd combination of sinking and bouncing! So, don't forget to try this out when you get a chance to visit Singapore!
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If your legs are still wobbly, you can simply lie down and rest. The most incredible sensation you'll have on AIRZONE is simply lying down on the netting. This is a hammock unlike any other, hung up to five storeys in the air.
Turn over and look down through the nets to below for those who are more inquisitive and accustomed to a birds-eye view. This activity is equally enthralling and interesting!
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The floating ball pit, the world's only hanging ball pit, is perfect for kids and the young at heart. You may roll around with the balls, but be careful; if you make a big enough ‘splash,' you could end up having to fetch the balls for hours.
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The Giant Inflatable Soccer ensures that you have a good time no matter where you are or where you go! Grab some friends and head to AIRZONE for a 3 storey high, gi-normous game of soccer.
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When you tell your folks you're strolling 5 storeys in the air in the centre of a shopping mall atrium, they won't believe you. Nobody! Despite the fact that there are over 100 net playgrounds throughout the world today, they are all located outside. In a retail mall atrium, AIRZONE is the world's first suspended netting playground.
So snap a photo and share it on Facebook or Instagram, or your pals will never believe you! To do so, you'll need a phone holder, which you can get from the AIRZONE goods counter.The mobile phone holders will ensure that your phone does not fall through the netting as a safety precaution. It will also keep people walking beneath the atrium safe from dropping phones.
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The 3 dimensional net maze, with two levels of net, will demand a lot of crawling to go through, therefore it's a good kid's pastime. If you just want to unwind, you can burrow into your own personal maze ‘pod' and relax.
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From 3 verified visits
Airzone was like an indoor playground, but for adults instead of children. The ball pool was totally fantastic, but Airzone has a number of obstacle races as well. I visited with a couple of friends, and we had the time of our lives!
While looking for the best things to do in Singapore…Airzone excited me a lot… After doing a little research, we found the best deals for tickets for this place on Thrillophilia’s website and booked it instantly. There are many things that we did here, from experiencing zero gravity and solving puzzles, to enjoying the ball pit as well as balancing ourselves on the giant nets. Would love to come back again.
We're glad we found this while looking for family-friendly activities on the Thrillophilia website. With Thrillophilia,we get such a amazing deal to this activity. we got good discounts and experince was good.
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