Ready to scale the skies? Tell us your location and we’ll find your nearest Sky Climb.
Please note that Sky Climb can be a bit tricky. For this rock climbing for kids experience, climbers must be at least five-years-old or 110cm+.
Arrive on the hour
You turn up, check in at main reception, get your swish wristband and head to the climbing area.
Briefing quarter past the hour
We run you through a compulsory session briefing – safety first!
Climbing on the half hour
You’re off. Clip on your safety harness, start climbing, scale the skies.
All guests are required to arrive on the hour for their climb time to attend the Sky Climb safety briefing. It is compulsory to attend the safety briefing prior to climbing, if you are late to the safety briefing you may risk being refused entry to the climbing area. Sky Climb is as easy as A-B-C - refer to 'How it works' above.
Our automatic belay system lowers guests slowly and safely to the ground.
Getting hurt isn’t fun for anyone. We have trained staff in all Sky Climb venues to make sure you’re soaring safely.
Jumping always comes first. Once your jump hour’s up, get your shoes back on and head to the Sky Climb area for your safety briefing at quarter past the hour. Make sure you don’t lose that wristband!
We reach capacity pretty quickly, so make sure you check out the website before arriving to make sure there’s a spare spot available!
Climbers must be at least five-years-old or 110cm+.
For an extra $5, thrill-seekers can find their fix at the Leap of Faith or take on the Sky Drop speed slide. Book online to make sure you don’t miss out. Or chance it and try to grab a ticket on arrival. Once you have booked, whatever your activity there's no refunds allowed. Even if you cancel or book with a gift voucher.
Our staff will assist with putting on your Sky Climb approved harness and check it is on correctly. Parents and guardians can come into the Sky Climb area to assist with their kids. It is recommended to wear appropriate clothing which can be worn comfortable under a harness.
To avoid injuries, it’s important to keep those feet completely covered. All climbers must wear closed-in shoes. No closed-in shoes = no climbing.
From fifth birthdays to Father’s Day … whatever the occasion, we’re always up for a party. Our team will work with you to tailor a party package that best suits your celebration.
