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ENCOURAGING START FOR ELCHE MULTIADVENTURE PARK
During the first week of it’s operation over 5000 people flocked into the Elche Multiadventure park far exceeding any expectations.
Director Rafael Garrido said he was inundated with compliments from visitors adding that “It’s been incredible, during the weekend the park was absolutely full of people, exceeding all of our expectations.”
This activity park, which opened last Thursday, has eight circuits of zip lines and rope bridges. It is intended “for the enjoyment of participants of all ages,” so much so that, one of the visitors who dared to plunge from the heights was an 80 year old woman. She said that if she lived a little closer to Elche she would use the park more often as she thoroughly enjoyed her day.
The attractions include several circuits of zip lines, classified by age and difficulty, and a TriAction Tower, a unique construction in Spain, more than 20 meters high, intended for all kinds of climbing games which sees users exiting by way of a 200 meter zip line through the park between the palm trees.
There is also a 2000 sq mtr artificial lake and a pier for a relaxing boat ride. The lake enjoys a unique purification system based on a natural salt treatment that filters, cleans and purifies the water. There is also a area chill out intended for holding all kinds of events, an area where visitors can practice archery and a “laser camp ‘.
In addition of course a wonderful botanical garden setting which enjoys row upon row of palms. There are also canals, ponds, a visitor reception centre, cafeteria and meeting rooms.
The park opens to the public on weekdays, Monday through Thursday, from 17.00 to 22.00, and Fridays from five o’clock until midnight. On Saturdays and Sundays, the park opens from ten in the morning. During the school holidays the weekday hours will be extended.
Given the success of this first week, the intention now is to organize group visits from schools, clubs, businesses and societies during weekday mornings when the park would otherwise be closed. “Such groups will have much more freedom within the park”, said Garrido.
Currently, entrance to the park is absolutely free although visitors will have to pay between 3 and 14 euros for the use of the attractions.
More information go to http://elchepalmeralaventuras.com/
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Listen to this articleDuring the first week of it’s operation over 5000 people flocked into the Elche Multiadventure park far exceeding any expectations.
Director Rafael Garrido said he was inundated with compliments from visitors adding that “It’s been incredible, during the weekend the park was absolutely full of people, exceeding all of our expectations."
This activity park, which opened last Thursday, has eight circuits of zip lines and rope bridges. It is intended "for the enjoyment of participants of all ages," so much so that, one of the visitors who dared to plunge from the heights was an 80 year old woman. She said that if she lived a little closer to Elche she would use the park more often as she thoroughly enjoyed her day.
The attractions include several circuits of zip lines, classified by age and difficulty, and a TriAction Tower, a unique construction in Spain, more than 20 meters high, intended for all kinds of climbing games which sees users exiting by way of a 200 meter zip line through the park between the palm trees.
There is also a 2000 sq mtr artificial lake and a pier for a relaxing boat ride. The lake enjoys a unique purification system based on a natural salt treatment that filters, cleans and purifies the water. There is also a area chill out intended for holding all kinds of events, an area where visitors can practice archery and a "laser camp ‘.
In addition of course a wonderful botanical garden setting which enjoys row upon row of palms. There are also canals, ponds, a visitor reception centre, cafeteria and meeting rooms.
The park opens to the public on weekdays, Monday through Thursday, from 17.00 to 22.00, and Fridays from five o’clock until midnight. On Saturdays and Sundays, the park opens from ten in the morning. During the school holidays the weekday hours will be extended.
Given the success of this first week, the intention now is to organize group visits from schools, clubs, businesses and societies during weekday mornings when the park would otherwise be closed. “Such groups will have much more freedom within the park”, said Garrido.
Currently, entrance to the park is absolutely free although visitors will have to pay between 3 and 14 euros for the use of the attractions.
More information go to http://elchepalmeralaventuras.com/
Filed under: http://www.theleader.info/article/47454/
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