3-Hour Zipline/Ropes-Course Outing for Two or Four or Birthday Party at Monkey C Monkey Do in Wiscasset (Up to 59% Off)
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Good for KidsRopes course with 50 obstacles, 6 ziplines, and giant 35-foot swing; birthday parties at the course include cake, a shirt, and gift bags
Physicists estimate that even though most of the energy in the universe is stored in stars, an untapped reservoir still rages inside human children. Release your child's unyielding cosmic energy with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $40 for three-hour pass for two people (an $80 value)
- $65 for three-hour pass for four people (a $160 value) $99 for a three-hour birthday for eight kids with cake, gift bags, and a souvenir shirt for the birthday boy or girl
Guests receive access to a ropes course with more than 50 obstacles, six ziplines, and a giant swing. Those obstacles, which include swaying bridges and climbing walls, are arranged according to difficulty so that every participant can choose a course suited to their strength and abilities. While the swing and some of the ziplines are suitable for individual use, the course itself operates on a "buddy system" and requires two or more people to participate.
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About Monkey C Monkey Do
The soon-to-be bride and groom led their respective families to their wedding rehearsal—or so they claimed. Shortly after the caravan of cars pulled up at the base of the high-ropes course, confusion turned to surprise when the couple strapped their two families into harnesses and paired each member off with a stranger on the other side. After a frantic run through the course’s initial obstacles, the guests emerged from their shells and began to help each other tackle the challenges. This type of camaraderie is what the all-ages staff at Monkey C Monkey Do seek to instill in all their guests, whether they're intrepid pairs or large groups on corporate outings or family reunions.
The high-ropes course challenges visitors with more than 60 obstacles strewn across five levels, the highest suspended more than 50 feet above the ground and the lowest suspended above a pit of lava in the earth’s core. Ziplines send climbers soaring through canopies and toward a giant swing, where they conquer their fear of heights by freefalling from an elevated platform.