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Sherry F.

This exhilarating zip line and ropes course is perfect for all ages! Plus, it's just an hour's ride from NYC. I had been longing to come to this park for a while now, but I was worried it would be too easy. I mostly only read reviews of kids doing it, but there's varying difficulty level of courses. There's 4 main colors: yellow for beginner, green for intermediate, blue for advanced, and black for experts. The green was a good warm up before going into the blue, and then the black course was the most challenging yet rewarding. You will have a good upper body workout as my arms were so sore after the black! D: It's advertised a lot as for kids, but it's demanding and enjoyable even for adults!

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Thank you Monte. We look forward to seeing your crew again!

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Thanks Michal! We hope to see you again soon!

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Thank you Sue. We hope to see you again soon.

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Thank you Robert. We are so glad that you enjoyed!

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Thank you for your comments. We definitely are a hidden gem!

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Amazing experience. The park is big, challenging and lots of fun for kids. Definitely coming back!

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