Coronavirus Safety Measures

Under the current circumstances we’ve introduced new, coronavirus specific, safety rules in operation alongside our other safety rules. More detailed information on these measures can be found on the Covid-19 measures page, but a summary is below:

• Players from different groups must maintain socially distant (2m) from one another at all times
• DO NOT play if you have concerning symptoms. Hand sanitiser is available for use at reception
• Only one household group is permitted in reception at any one time
• Follow the arrows around the course. There is no turning back once play has started
• Follow all the above and below safety rules at all times
• If you have any questions regarding any safety rules, please ask a member of staff

How to play Adventure Golf

• Adventure Golf is played with a ball and putter. The aim of the game is to get the ball from the teeing-off area in to the hole in as few strokes (attempts) as possible
• The Adventure Golf course has 18 clearly marked lanes (holes)
• The holes must be played in sequential order. Hole jumping is not permitted
• The teeing-off area is between the numbered hole markers but not beyond
• A ball in play can only be moved by a stroke of the putter and can only be played from a position of rest
• Maximum number of strokes to hole the ball is 6
• If 6 strokes are made and the ball hasn’t been holed an additional point should be added i.e. 7 points
• If a ball escapes the hole it should be repositioned at the point where is exited the boundary of the hole
• If a ball comes to rest directly against the boundary of the hole it can be repositioned no further than the length of the putter head from the boundary
• The winner is the person with the lowest score

The following rules are designed to protect the safety of all participants playing Adventure Golf.

While you are playing adventure golf.

• When putting do not swing the putter higher than knee height
• 1 metre distance must be maintained from players during putting
• Golf clubs are not permitted – only Adventure Golf putters issued by Adventure Experience are permitted
• Stay to the paths and do not run
• Do not climb on the rocks or rope barriers
• Do not touch or climb on the Pirate props
• Do not enter the water or attempt to retrieve escaped balls or putters from the water
• Smoking is not permitted on the course
• Alcohol is not permitted on the course
• Litter must be placed in the litters bins provided

 

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While you are using the Leisure Boats

Up to 4 people per Leisure Boat

Sessions are for duration of 30 minutes

Under 12 year olds must be supervised by a parent or guardian age 18 or above

Do Not:

• Swim or paddle in the lake
• Stand up in the Leisure Boat
• Collide with other Leisure Boats
• Shout or use bad language
• Smoke or drink alcohol while using a Leisure Boat
• Dispose of litter in the lake or Leisure Boat

You Must:

• Wear a life jacket at all times
• Stay clear from the edge of the lake
• Stay in the Leisure Boat at all times whilst on the lake
• Use your whistle to alert help if needed

You must notify a member of the Adventure Experience team of any injuries before leaving.

 

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The following rules are designed to protect the safety of participants of Altitude Adventure: 

Before you go on Altitude Adventure.

Participants who want to experience Altitude Adventure must be able to understand and demonstrate knowledge of all safety rules to participate without adult supervision

Participants must be minimum 1.2m tall to participate without adult supervision

Participants between the height of 1m and 1.2m must be accompanied by a responsible adult and stay within 1 arm’s length at all times

Individuals under 1m in height are not permitted on the course

Participants must be able to fit in the harness to be able to go on the course

Participant maximum weight is 136kg (21 stone)

You should be in good health and in good physical condition to participate. Do not participate if you suspect your health could be at risk or you could aggravate a pre-existing condition.

This activity is not recommended for individuals with:

• Back problems
• Neck problems
• Heart problems
• Recent surgery
• Or if you are pregnant

Participants suspected to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol are not permitted on Altitude Adventure

Altitude Adventure reserves the right to refuse entry to any individual if deemed necessary for the safety of themselves or others

No flip flops or open toed shoes are permitted. Ensure that shoes are secure and shoe laces are tied

Pockets must be empty and you must ensure you have no loose objects such as phones or cameras on your person

Participants wearing glasses must ensure they are secure and not at risk of falling off

No chewing gum, food or drinks are to be consumed on the course

All personal items must be left in the lockers provided or with a spectator. Altitude Adventure is not liable for personal items that have been lost, stolen or damaged whilst stored in the lockers provided

While you are exploring Altitude Adventure: 

Only 1 person is permitted on a rope challenge (element) at a time except if a participant is being assisted by an adult or member of the Altitude Adventure team in accordance with these safety rules

Do not run, jump, hang in the harness, fall intentionally or engage in horseplay during the activity. We reserve the right to remove participants displaying these behaviours to ensure the safety of themselves and other participants

The harness sling line should stay in front of and between the participants shoulders at all times

Do not touch the overhead track system or tamper with the harness or sling line

You must notify a member of the Altitude Adventure team of any injuries before leaving Altitude Adventure.