Bounce below for adults?

[Snufkin2]

Has anyone been to Bounce Below in Blaenau Ffestiniog? We're thinking of going in next few days but not sure if it's suitable, our "kids" are 16 & 18. Is it still fun for adults or is it more aimed at younger kids. DS hates heights so I don't think any of the other activities would be an option there. Any thoughts?

Your husband might have an issue as it's 3 levels of nets in a deep cave and if you look down, you can see through all the nets all the way to the bottom of the cave.

Tbh bouncing in a cave wasn't really my thing but my (8&13) kids liked it. I'm not sure it would be that interesting for older teens though.

Most of the teens and twenties at the site seemed to be doing the Caverns (which looked fab) or the zipwire thing.

Thank you Austin, the cavern thing looked amazing but possibly not if you're not good with heights (also pretty booked up this week apart from v early morning slots)

What about the Forest Coaster

It's a bit far from where we're staying in the south of Snowdonia, Gowalkabout, Blaenau's about as far as we wanted to travel. Do you think it's a bit young for them as well?

I think it looks fun but haven't done it, and if its too far its no good. We did the zipwire all four next to each other, it was great.

I did the bounce below as the only possible responsible adult to DD. I also just so happens to be terrified of heights...

The top level is very high, the middle level is very high, the lower level is surprisingly high. I spent much of the time literally hanging onto the side of the lowest level of nets screaming "I didn't want to die in a stupid cavern".

But I've got to say it's one of the most unique unforgettable experiences I've ever done and I did (clinging to side with every step) manage to explore all the levels.

The mine tour there is also superbly interesting, as the the jeep above ground tour

I did this as a hen do activity and I loved it (though it’s quite knackering!). It’s a stunning space and plenty of other adults there too (and some early 20’s / late teens) so didn’t feel like a young kids activity. Agree with the others though that it might not be best if your husband has a fear of heights! He can pay to go in as a visitor though and just watch.

I dont like heights and found it all quite disorientating. I was very glad when our session finished. My 14 and 15 yr olds quite liked it but my 8yr old loved it.
I would think older teens would like it well enough if they don't fancy doing anything else instead. It's an amazing space to see and be in if nothing else. You wouldn't look out of place at that age, it's not like taking older kids to a soft play or anything.

Thank you all, that's encouraging. It's actually son, not husband who doesn't like heights but he is the one keenest to go!

DH and a friend did this in May half term with kids aged 10 - 15 and they all loved it. Both DH and my 14 year old hate heights and they were absolutely fine. Word of warning, it's freezing when you first go in the caves (as spectators we only lasted 20 mins) but you get hot and sweaty very quickly when bouncing.