Parcours Aventure TreeUmph

Aperçu

Êtes-vous un guerrier ninja ou recherchez-vous simplement une aventure amusante en famille ? TreeUmph ! offre des aventures d'une demi-journée pas comme les autres. Vous créerez des liens avec vos amis et votre famille en grimpant sur des balançoires, des tyroliennes, des ponts suspendus, des bûches oscillantes, des filets de chargement et plus encore. Les cours commencent facilement et deviennent de plus en plus difficiles à mesure que vous progressez. Terminez votre aventure avec la tyrolienne Triumphant de 650 pieds.

Ville: Sarasota

Sun 10 Nov

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Déconseillé aux voyageurs souffrant de lésions à la colonne vertébrale
Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
Pas de chaussures à bout ouvert sur le parcours
Les cheveux longs doivent être tirés en arrière
Les adultes (âgés de 12 ans et plus) doivent pouvoir atteindre 5'11" ou 71" avec leurs pieds à plat sur le sol
Les juniors (âgés de 9 à 11 ans) doivent pouvoir atteindre 5' 9" ou 69" avec les pieds à plat sur le sol
Si l'invité a moins de 16 ans, il doit être accompagné dans les arbres par un adulte âgé de 16 ans ou plus
La renonciation doit être remplie par tous les invités. Si vous avez moins de 18 ans, les parents doivent remplir une décharge

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Commentaires (1000)

Ellen P

Jan 2015

We survived the summit! We had a group of 8 people with all levels of skill from beginner to expert. All of us had a great time. The way the course is designed you build your skill level as you move through the course, by the time you get to the last course you are more confident in yourself and you capabilities. A great team building experience or self confidence booster! There were so many parts of this course that were my favorite that it is hard to choose just one. Get the zip back pass before you leave to go again.

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2015

Thank you for your review! Congratulations on Summiting. We look forward to seeing you when you return with your ZipBack ticket!

Michael R

Jan 2015

My son and I spent the day at TreeUmph, and we had a blast. It's fun and challenging. The courses progress from easiest to most difficult, so you practice as you go, and you end up being able to do things you might not think you'd be able to do. Of course, you're also more tired for the challenging courses, but we were fine throughout. Here are a few things visitors might want to know: FACILITIES -- TreeUmph is very much a rope course and zipline out in the woods, rather than an amusement center or park. There's a ticket window, a place to buy snacks (protein bars, candy bars, bottled drinks), a few t-shirts for sale, restrooms and the rope courses. There are five rope courses that get progressively challenging. The fifth course is actually an additional route off the fourth course. My son and I had only been on rope courses and ziplines once; we were able to do four of the five. We didn't attempt the fifth after seeing the fear in the eyes of grown men and women who came off the course. INSTRUCTIONS / STAFF GUIDES -- It's important to know that you'll receive introductions and safety information before starting, then complete a simple sample course, then basically be set free on your own to do the courses. Don't expect the guides to truly guide or provide ongoing instruction. The entire day we were there, the staff were not around and/or not paying attention. There are guides at or near each of the various courses, but they are not checking people at the start the course, nor providing guidance, tips, etc. For example, a child was on a course he should not have been on, and no one was there to notice until nearly the end of the course, and even then, it was only because another person was stuck in front of the child. If someone gets stuck, they yell for a guide. We saw several instances where the person who was stuck called for a guide, and a person on the ground ran off to find one. SAFETY OF CARABINERS -- The primary safety mechanism is that you are attached to a wire by straps and two carabiners. One carabiner stays on the wire at all times, and as you move through the course, you detach and move one carabiner at a time. If you fall on the course, you are attached to the wire, so you're safe. But if you remove both carabiners, you've removed yourself from the safety system. Our only other experience with rope courses and zip lines is US National Whitewater Center in Charlotte, NC, where there carabiners operated in a way that prevented you from removing both carabiners from wire. TreeUmph does not have such a system, so it's up to users to ensure they are clipped to the wire at all time. Thus, for parents, it requires them to monitor their children even more closely, something that may not be particularly easy while moving through a course with multiple children. This may be standard for these kinds of courses, I don't know, but novice parents like me might want to know. EQUIPMENT CHECKS -- The only time guides check equipment is when you arrive at the course, and people on the course are told not to touch their equipment. I did notice my equipment loosening slightly, but at no time did I feel my equipment was coming undone. If equipment loosens throughout the day -- or if children play with adjust it -- it's up to the participant to identify that and find a guide. GLOVES -- You want gloves to protect your hands as you move through the course, including holding on to the metal safety wire if you need to. You can add gloves for $3 per person. They are cloth disposable gloves that work well enough to protect your hands, but we also saw people with cycling gloves, garden gloves, etc.

Donna S

Jan 2015

My daughter and I are trying to do as many ropes courses as possible in the Florida area. This was our 5th and we really liked it. The staff was great and the course was really fun. It progressed as we went on and it really tried us. Sometime being short was to our advantage and other times it wasn't. You sometimes curse the designers but it is all in good fun and a great way to spend time with your family in the beautiful weather. Your upper body strength is challenged and sadly we didn't have enough "umph" to finish the final course. We will be back to finish it another day.

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2015

Thanks for your review. We look forward to seeing you up on Summit sometime soon!