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Suspended net playground at City Square Mall to open in early 2018

Airzone said it utilises "untapped spaces" in between floors of City Square Mall. (Photo: Facebook/Airzone) 

 

22 Dec 2017 07:59PM(Updated: 22 Dec 2017 09:10PM)
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SINGAPORE: Fancy clambering and dangling three to six storeys up in the middle of a shopping mall? Or does the thought make you dizzy?

An upcoming elevated playground suspended by net structures at City Square Mall will be able to hold 60 people at a time, its operator Ultimate Entertainments Group told Channel NewsAsia on Friday (Dec 22).

The attraction, spread across six "levels", will feature a suspended ball pit with more than 10,000 balls, a slide, a maze which climbers can crawl through, paths, slopes, as well as a games and activity zone, which can be used for fitness and trampoline classes.

 

 

The attraction will be able to hold up to 20 people per level, and a total of 60 people at a time, it said.

Ultimate Entertainments Group said the Airzone project at City Square Mall is the "world's first" net playground built in a shopping centre atrium.

 

The playground, which is set to open in the first quarter of 2018, consists of safety nets and high wire designed for trapeze and circus acts, said Ultimate Entertainments Group.

 

Airzone said it utilises "untapped spaces" in between floors of City Square Mall. (Photo: Facebook/Airzone)

 

Responding to media queries from Channel NewsAsia about how safe the structure is, Ultimate Entertainments Group explained that the net structures "are actually safety features themselves".

The anchors holding the playground in place were designed to hold the weight of a car, the operator added. Ticketing details on the Airzone website states that participants are required to be under 120kg.

Ultimate Entertainments Group said it is working with Xtrem Adventures Group, which has designed and installed net parks in various countries like USA, China, India and Germany. 

 

Airzone said the nets can hold up to 60 people at any one time or 20 people per level. (Photo: Facebook/Airzone)

 

"There are over a hundred net-based playgrounds or adventure courses throughout the world with most of them located in France or Europe," Ultimate Entertainments Group said, adding that most are in outdoor settings.

The operator said the attraction would "excite and maximise untapped spaces in between floors of City Square Mall".

"This new concept has the potential to disrupt existing shopping mall and attractions business models by bringing fun activities directly to shoppers, or conversely, driving leisure seeking tourist directly to shopping malls," Ultimate Entertainments Group said. 

 

Airzone said it utilises "untapped spaces" in between floors of City Square Mall. (Photo: Facebook/Airzone)

 

The company added that pricing and session times for the Airzone playground at City Square Mall will be released soon. 

Source: CNA/am 

 

 

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http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/suspended-net-playground-at-city-square-mall-to-open-in-early-9520340

 

 

 

Suspended net playground at City Square Mall to open in early 2018

Airzone said it utilises "untapped spaces" in between floors of City Square Mall. (Photo: Facebook/Airzone)

 

 

22 Dec 2017 07:59PM(Updated: 22 Dec 2017 09:10PM)

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SINGAPORE: Fancy clambering and dangling three to six storeys up in the middle of a shopping mall? Or does the thought make you dizzy?

An upcoming elevated playground suspended by net structures at City Square Mall will be able to hold 60 people at a time, its operator Ultimate Entertainments Group told Channel NewsAsia on Friday (Dec 22).

The attraction, spread across six "levels", will feature a suspended ball pit with more than 10,000 balls, a slide, a maze which climbers can crawl through, paths, slopes, as well as a games and activity zone, which can be used for fitness and trampoline classes.

 

 

The attraction will be able to hold up to 20 people per level, and a total of 60 people at a time, it said.

Ultimate Entertainments Group said the Airzone project at City Square Mall is the "world's first" net playground built in a shopping centre atrium.

 

The playground, which is set to open in the first quarter of 2018, consists of safety nets and high wire designed for trapeze and circus acts, said Ultimate Entertainments Group.

 

Airzone said it utilises "untapped spaces" in between floors of City Square Mall. (Photo: Facebook/Airzone)

 

Responding to media queries from Channel NewsAsia about how safe the structure is, Ultimate Entertainments Group explained that the net structures "are actually safety features themselves".

The anchors holding the playground in place were designed to hold the weight of a car, the operator added. Ticketing details on the Airzone website states that participants are required to be under 120kg.

Ultimate Entertainments Group said it is working with Xtrem Adventures Group, which has designed and installed net parks in various countries like USA, China, India and Germany.

 

Airzone said the nets can hold up to 60 people at any one time or 20 people per level. (Photo: Facebook/Airzone)

 

 

"There are over a hundred net-based playgrounds or adventure courses throughout the world with most of them located in France or Europe," Ultimate Entertainments Group said, adding that most are in outdoor settings.

The operator said the attraction would "excite and maximise untapped spaces in between floors of City Square Mall".

"This new concept has the potential to disrupt existing shopping mall and attractions business models by bringing fun activities directly to shoppers, or conversely, driving leisure seeking tourist directly to shopping malls," Ultimate Entertainments Group said.

 

Airzone said it utilises "untapped spaces" in between floors of City Square Mall. (Photo: Facebook/Airzone)

 

 

The company added that pricing and session times for the Airzone playground at City Square Mall will be released soon.

Source: CNA/am

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=tzoPGlj7vU8

Oh....these nets are for adventure activities. I didnt know that.

 

I passed by many times and thought these are safety nets for workers to put and remove christmas decor.

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It say that it can allow 20 pax not weighing 120kg wor

just afraid of little one cutting the net while playing.

unless the nets is make of wired - but will cut the children hands n legs

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just afraid of little one cutting the net while playing.

unless the nets is make of wired - but will cut the children hands n legs

Actually even for adults, if you fall and say your finger happen to get caught in the net in a Tangled way, it's still possible to be seriously injured in a freak accident.
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I saw the net the other day, look pretty strong.  The net wires are very thick.

 

Well good for people who dream of being Spiderman and jumping between floors. Now you can literally do that.

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personally i do encourage kids to try out adventurous games but there is no need for extreme risks. same 'exposure training' can be attained in a more controlled environment, why suspension over so many floors?

 

I do hope whoever have given that approval have given enough thought and don't start to push responsibilities when there are any mishaps. the big question here is, is there a need for this? 

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