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one of world\'s largest inflatable play parks opens an hour from cambridge
by：KK INFLATABLE
2020-06-20
One of the world\'s largest inflatable playgrounds will depart from Cambridge on Saturday and will be open to the public in just one hour (July 22).
We sent a reporter, Matthew Mohan.
Hickson has tried all the new sights at Lee Valley White Water Center in Waltham Cross, and here\'s how he lives.
The huge inflatable slide, as you follow the road to the Lee Valley White Water Center of Waltham Cross, stands ominous above its head.
The height and size of the other inflatable toys became apparent, from the length of the attack route to the Tower of the inflatable castle-actually only a few centimeters from the world\'s largest castle.
The huge inflatable castle is just one of the new attractions in the White Water Center of Lee Valley.
\"I don\'t know what I expect from the beach and the park, but it\'s more impressive than I thought.
Become a huge fan of roller coasters and other adrenaline
The thrill, and a big kid deep inside, I can\'t wait to try it all.
\"I can safely say that this is absolutely great. . .
Although I strongly recommend wearing sportswear, not shirts and pants.
\"All the inflatable toys in the park are very diverse and have something that suits all ages.
It\'s hard to get bored spending the day at the beach and playground.
When you go to a new attraction, the first thing you see is the Beach (
This is definitely huge and obviously can accommodate a lot of people on sunny days. )
With huge football goals and volleyball nets, there are hours of fun before you get to the inflatable toy.
There are also comfortable chairs around the beach for those who need to sit down after playing on the beach or playing inflatable toys.
In the full name of the slide, the drop is the obvious choice for us to taste the inflatable toy for the first time.
You have to take off your shoes for all the inflatable toys-it\'s not surprising-but the staff will take them to the end of the slide and attack classes so you don\'t get left running barefoot
Once your shoes are out of light, you will rush to the top of the mountain --
On one occasion, we did begin to wonder if we would reach the top of the mountain-whether there would be snow once we got there.
At the top, the staff showed the safe way-the feet crossed and the arms crossed over the chest.
It\'s fun to be fast and brilliant.
Next is the dash and grab inflatable game, which is very interesting-it\'s basically like the human version of the hungry hippo.
For safety reasons, you are tied to a rope with guards on your head and neck, you have to try to run to a ball pit and grab a ball of some color, the last person to have the most is the winner.
To be sure, the bungie line is more challenging than expected-we spent most of our time letting the ball fall or fly backwards.
We took ourselves out of the bungee-jumping rope and came to the inflatable castle-an absolute behemoth capable of accommodating 80 children.
This is our first time in the year of the donkey at the inflatable castle and we have forgotten how interesting they are.
With a huge bounce space, it\'s very interesting to balance when trying to be as high as possible-flipping is banned for security reasons.
It takes a lot of willpower to convince ourselves to come down from the inflatable castle, but we still have two inflatable toys to try-the last one on my list.
This game is a real test of reaction and agility, and the sweeper spins around trying to knock you down.
One goes out around your legs and the other rotates around your head.
Again, it was an absolute explosion, the challenge was to try to jump and then we got knocked down quickly as the cleaner got faster and duck.
And finally the assault class, which is like being completely eliminated.
We expect to have some slides and climbing, but there are all sorts of obstacles, each with its own challenges.
You go in two by two and try to run to the finish line-navigate the rope traps, the huge bouncing balls, and the huge steps, and when we try to jump, we end up flying over these places happily.
It\'s also long-it took a long time to get it done, and I believe it\'s something friends want to challenge each other and repeat over and over again.
The conversation of the people we waited in line before our departure indicated that it would be one of the most popular attractions.
On preview day, there are two inflatable toys that are not on the market-kick sticks and disco domes-but if they are half as interesting as other attractions then they will be well worth trying.
We played at the beach and the park for a few hours and I think it\'s an excellent addition to an already good facility-we expect a huge hit during the summer vacation.
There are a variety of different tickets and prices to choose from-a full-day beach and amusement park ticket for £ 20 per person and £ 12 for half-day tickets.
For those who like to go to the beach, a full day pass is £ 10 per person and a half day pass is £ 5.
The beach and playground will be open to the public from next Saturday (July 22)
We sent a reporter, Matthew Mohan.
Hickson has tried all the new sights at Lee Valley White Water Center in Waltham Cross, and here\'s how he lives.
The huge inflatable slide, as you follow the road to the Lee Valley White Water Center of Waltham Cross, stands ominous above its head.
The height and size of the other inflatable toys became apparent, from the length of the attack route to the Tower of the inflatable castle-actually only a few centimeters from the world\'s largest castle.
The huge inflatable castle is just one of the new attractions in the White Water Center of Lee Valley.
\"I don\'t know what I expect from the beach and the park, but it\'s more impressive than I thought.
Become a huge fan of roller coasters and other adrenaline
The thrill, and a big kid deep inside, I can\'t wait to try it all.
\"I can safely say that this is absolutely great. . .
Although I strongly recommend wearing sportswear, not shirts and pants.
\"All the inflatable toys in the park are very diverse and have something that suits all ages.
It\'s hard to get bored spending the day at the beach and playground.
When you go to a new attraction, the first thing you see is the Beach (
This is definitely huge and obviously can accommodate a lot of people on sunny days. )
With huge football goals and volleyball nets, there are hours of fun before you get to the inflatable toy.
There are also comfortable chairs around the beach for those who need to sit down after playing on the beach or playing inflatable toys.
In the full name of the slide, the drop is the obvious choice for us to taste the inflatable toy for the first time.
You have to take off your shoes for all the inflatable toys-it\'s not surprising-but the staff will take them to the end of the slide and attack classes so you don\'t get left running barefoot
Once your shoes are out of light, you will rush to the top of the mountain --
On one occasion, we did begin to wonder if we would reach the top of the mountain-whether there would be snow once we got there.
At the top, the staff showed the safe way-the feet crossed and the arms crossed over the chest.
It\'s fun to be fast and brilliant.
Next is the dash and grab inflatable game, which is very interesting-it\'s basically like the human version of the hungry hippo.
For safety reasons, you are tied to a rope with guards on your head and neck, you have to try to run to a ball pit and grab a ball of some color, the last person to have the most is the winner.
To be sure, the bungie line is more challenging than expected-we spent most of our time letting the ball fall or fly backwards.
We took ourselves out of the bungee-jumping rope and came to the inflatable castle-an absolute behemoth capable of accommodating 80 children.
This is our first time in the year of the donkey at the inflatable castle and we have forgotten how interesting they are.
With a huge bounce space, it\'s very interesting to balance when trying to be as high as possible-flipping is banned for security reasons.
It takes a lot of willpower to convince ourselves to come down from the inflatable castle, but we still have two inflatable toys to try-the last one on my list.
This game is a real test of reaction and agility, and the sweeper spins around trying to knock you down.
One goes out around your legs and the other rotates around your head.
Again, it was an absolute explosion, the challenge was to try to jump and then we got knocked down quickly as the cleaner got faster and duck.
And finally the assault class, which is like being completely eliminated.
We expect to have some slides and climbing, but there are all sorts of obstacles, each with its own challenges.
You go in two by two and try to run to the finish line-navigate the rope traps, the huge bouncing balls, and the huge steps, and when we try to jump, we end up flying over these places happily.
It\'s also long-it took a long time to get it done, and I believe it\'s something friends want to challenge each other and repeat over and over again.
The conversation of the people we waited in line before our departure indicated that it would be one of the most popular attractions.
On preview day, there are two inflatable toys that are not on the market-kick sticks and disco domes-but if they are half as interesting as other attractions then they will be well worth trying.
We played at the beach and the park for a few hours and I think it\'s an excellent addition to an already good facility-we expect a huge hit during the summer vacation.
There are a variety of different tickets and prices to choose from-a full-day beach and amusement park ticket for £ 20 per person and £ 12 for half-day tickets.
For those who like to go to the beach, a full day pass is £ 10 per person and a half day pass is £ 5.
The beach and playground will be open to the public from next Saturday (July 22)
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