Catapult Adventure Park is unlike any other experience in the Sunshine City — and it’s set to open March 29 at 4500 66th Street North. They already operate a location out of Tarpon Springs. Here, you can swing like George of the Jungle from an array of ropes, navigate through inflatable obstacle courses, and joust like gladiators in an inflatable arena. This park can turn any kid into a Marvel hero.

This adventure park wonderfully combines athletics and imagination in a family-friendly environment.

Catapult is the adventure park of your dreams

Here’s the official attraction description from the company to whet your appetite:

“Bounce your way around Catapult and the Launch Zone. Purr as you play in the Paw Pit. Test your meddle on the Tornado Twirl. Become a leaping legend on the Leaping Leopard Giant Airbag. Take your best friend and race down the Catapult Mega Chute, and then face off on the Cat Fight. Continue your friendly competition on the Flying Leopard and Catwalk. Climb around our Free Climb and dive into the Air Bag below. Hike all the way to the top of Mt. Catapult, and after you have conquered one of the wonders of the world; become a wonder of the world as you reach Flash-level speeds as you hug the walls around the Wall Run.”

Visitors can put their strength to the test on the free climb wall. If you conquer everything, enjoy your free fall into the Air Bag below!.

If you need us, we’ll probably be enjoying the mega ball pit.

You can keep up with Catapult’s opening timeline by following the concept on Facebook and company website. Here’s a quick breakdown of costs:

Membership:

• $20 / monthly
• $200 / yearly

Premium Membership:

• $30 / monthly
• $300 / yearly

Jump prices:

90 min $29
120 min $33
All day pass $39

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