Athleticism is more than leaping over a hurdle and drop-kicking a computer after it beats you in chess. Be a good sport with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $15 for two climbing day passes with gear and introductory belaying classes (up to a $50 value)
- $39 for six climbing day passes with gear (up to a $90 value)
- $85 for a Climb Time party for up to 10 kids (a $180 value)
The gear bundle includes rental shoes (a $3 value) and a harness (a $2 value). Introductory belaying classes (a $10 value each) better prepare participants for climbing sessions (a $10 value each), where they can scale faux mountainsides on a choice of 18 ropes or explore 8- or 14-foot bouldering caves as well as a new top-out cave in the Loft.
Parties include 90 minutes of staff-belay climbing and bouldering, in addition to 30 minutes in the group room. Each party guest receives rental shoes and a harness.
Ascension Climbing
The Robertson family exemplifies the unifying power of family fitness. While parents Mark and Melissa manage Ascension Climbing's incoming clients, their three kids—Grace, Caleb, and Zeke—provide one-on-one training in the art of scaling mountainsides or the gum-studded underside of a giant's desk. Grace, who formerly coached college climbing teams, transfers her expertise to competitive clients during one-on-one lessons at one of 18 ropes. Zeke oversees the littlest ones at Ascension’s climbing walls and two bouldering caves, and Caleb fills in the schedule with lessons on climbing safety and technique.
As a tightly knit, climbing-savvy family, the Robertsons hope to strengthen the bonds of other clans through Ascension Climbing’s many activities. They invite families to climb and boulder together during events and trips. They also host groups and parties, spreading their love of climbing through chaperoned events and overnight lock-ins.
Tips
100% of 91 customers recommend
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“Fun place to go”
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“Our family had a great time. Instructors were nice and considerate. We will definitely return.”
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“The staff could be a little more patient for beginners & have enough staff to accommodate. We had to wait about an hour for service.”
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