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Highlights
Professional action adventure park offers a variety of zip line attractions from very fast to inverted with an array of course obstacles
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Lisatop reviewer helpful reviewer
23 ratings5 reviews
Not a very professional looking area, grass was grown up around where we parked. Equipment looked old and rusty like it might not be safe. We did not stay for the ziplining because we did not feel safe at all. When I looked at our vouchers, they had already been redeemed I assume by the Daredevil personnel because I had not done anything at that point but make the appointment. I would not recommend this place to anyone. We phoned the worker and told them we were leaving and they did not offer our money back or any concerns for why we were leaving.
Carey
2 ratings2 reviews
We had SO MUCH FUN at Daredevil Ziplines. We were lucky enough to be the only two people for our scheduled time, so we had the course to ourselves. The owner (and designer of the courses) was our leader and gave us lots of fun info about the history of the place and how he came up with the design. The grand finale of the course was amazing - we flew through the air at almost 60mph!
Sean
2 ratings2 reviews
I’m going to have to give Daredevil a hard pass. It’s old. The zip lines are short and the tree stands are a collection of wood (some rotting) and rusty metal... the place is also overgrown. Several lines apparently abandoned. The fastest/ longest line requires you to lift your legs (or smash them into a rock) and exit vis stepladder.
The staff is very nice, but the website definitely makes it look like someplace it isn’t. Keep looking. Sorry Daredevil’s.
vanity
4 ratings1 reviews
Very misleading, total time, including waiting to zipline was about 30 minutes! I emailed the company with my concerns and did not even get an email back. Not work the time or money, go somewhere that will be worth it.
Marlatop reviewer
15 ratings9 reviews
This is great for a first timer. The staff were experienced and really helpful. I would definitely return but in the Fall when it's cooler.
Whitney
3 ratings2 reviews
Wonderful staff... they went above and beyond for us! The whole experience was awesome!!
About This Deal
- 90-Minute Aerial Challenge and Zip Line Course for One
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
48-hour cancellation notice required or fee up to voucher price may apply. Must be between 4'6'' and 6'10'' tall. Must wear closed toe shoes. Must weigh at least 50lbs. Registration required. Subject to availability. Must sign waiver. Younger than 16 must be accompanied by guardian. Subject to weather. Limit 2 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). Limit 2 per visit. Must use promotional value in 1 visit(s). Valid only for option purchased. Must be 10 or older. 260 lbs. max weight.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Daredevil Ziplines
The thrilling courses at Daredevil Ziplines were originally built for the adrenaline junkies on the finale of the action series The Controller: Medal of Honor Warfighter. Happy shrieks now spiral out from members of the general public as they hit the 50 mile-per-hour speeds experienced by the stars of the show. The Dare Ya! ride whisks participants downhill for 600 feet before being stopped abruptly on the bungee braking system and stopping gently. They then glide down among sweet-smelling pine boughs and make a soft landing.
The Aerial Challenge combines a zipline with an aerial obstacle course, including a suspended log walk, ladders, a swinging bridge and platform, and rope walks. Riders can end the challenge with a short walk to a bridge overlooking the Tuck spring, which flows from the roots of a century old oak tree. Streams babble above and below the ground, carving the limestone into organic-looking curlicues covered with moss and ferns like somebody who won’t get off the Jurassic Park ride.