Thrill seekers will be buzzing at the news that Gloucester Docks will host a zip wire almost 1,000ft across the water.
Booking is now open for the aerial attraction at the Gloucester Tall Ships and Adventure Festival which will take place between Saturday May 25 and Monday May 27.
Tickets for the zip wire cost £39.95 (plus booking fee) and include an access all areas pass for the festival which is valid across all three days.
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Jason Smith, Chief Executive of festival organisers Marketing Gloucester, said: “We are delighted to bring this fantastic zip wire to Gloucester Docks for this year’s festival. What better way to see the stunning waterfront in all its glory than in the air on this 1,000ft zip wire?”
“Judging by the success of the zip wire in the city centre last year, tickets are sure to go fast for this attraction, so we would advise people to book early to avoid disappointment.”
The zip wire is one of many activities taking place at the award-winning festival including awe-inspiring tall ships, Industry Pro wakeboarding championships and a superhero-style Gravity Jet Suit display.
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Organisers say children and adults will love the giant battle ships, have a go circus and BMX riding or say they could try their hand at climbing and caving or take in a swashbuckling pirate show.
They promise that there will also be live music on throughout the three days and many food and drink stalls at the site too.
Standard tickets for the festival cost £10 for adults with accompanying children under-12 free with every ticket purchased.
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Terms and conditions:
The £39.95 ticket gives one person access to Gloucester Tall Ships and Adventure and Zip Wire activity.
Access to the festival is valid for the three days of the festival, the zip wire ticket is valid for the specified day and time slot only.
- Min weight 30kg
- Max weight 100kg
- No age restriction
- All participants will need to sign waivers on the day.
Last summer a 1,100ft long and 130ft high zip wire was enjoyed by many people in Gloucester. Riders hit 40mph as they glided from Northgate to Southgate Street.
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