The Wipeout Zone

I came here with my friend grace and went down the massive slide and she got friction burn and her knee was bleeding to death and I slid down sideways as we went together and I went to the side and this suspicious powder went all over my face and in my eyes and I COULDVE GONE BLIND#getridofthemysteriouspowder

We had a great time going down the big slide!

Visited the Wipeout Zone on my birthday and had great fun on the inflatables. There are miniature versions of the Big Red Balls and Sweeper, plus the giant slide and 4 stage “Titan course” are great fun.However, the overall experience could be made so much better, so easily. There is no shade or parasols in an obvious attempt to get people to buy drinks and ice cream. There is also no running water on site so they won’t refill your water.Overall, they seem to be more focused on profit than your comfort but the inflatables are fun and do resemble obstacles from the Total Wipeout TV show.(Side note: Saw a bunch of the ice cream tubs get blown over and they simply put them back in the stack.)

Complete waste of money. This experience is advertised for adults and kids but once we turned up.. it was clearly for only kids. There was NO signage leading us to the wipeout zone.. we circled the park for about 20 minutes until we found it. The site says to follow signs for the walled garden which we did and then there was no 'clear signage' to the wipeout zone as the site indicates. The actual obstacle course only had four/five inflatables and there were only two members of staff that had any enthusiasm; the man that was running the knockout sweeper and the woman that was managing the big slide. The only value we got out of this were the socks :') only VISIT if you are a child.