The park already has features including reaction walls, tumble tracks, wipe out balls, giant air bags and huge slides.
Construction of the latest addition of a new ninja run for ages five and over started the week commencing September 9, which is expected to cause minimal disruption to the park.
The Ninja Warrior course, which is around 250 square metres, is aiming to be open ready for October half-term. It may create a few jobs at the park, such as additional court marshals.
It will include tilting beams, rotating logs, slanted steppingstones, monkey bars, warped walls, a climbing wall and more.
It won’t cost any extra – it will be £8 (or £9 walk in) for customers to access all three areas in the park for one hour. However, an extra £5 can be paid to have it for two hours.
An extension to the mezzanine floor will also be included in the refurb to create additional seating areas and a viewing platform for families.
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North East Lincolnshire has become the first upper-tier council to approve a devolution deal for Greater Lincolnshire, despite multiple concerns raised by opposition members.
Councillors voted on the deal, which would see a mayor elected for a new authority covering Lincolnshire, North and North East Lincolnshire authorities. This new setup will control funding for housing, job creation, and public transport, including buses.
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The government agency scheduled two sessions at the Lincolnshire Showground for Thursday evening: the first targeted local residents identified as vulnerable by the Department for Health and Social Care, and the second was for local business owners. However, attendees left the meetings visibly annoyed.
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