[ Giveaway ] 2 pairs of Admission Pass - My Little Climbing Room

My Little Climbing Room is officially opening their doors to the public on 30th September 2017 !

I cannot be more than happy to know that, finally, in the North-East region, there is a rock climbing facility for the little ones! Their walls are built by the parent company of Climb Central. It is Vera's first ever rock climbing experience. Excited much, allow us to walk you through. This 90 minutes session was divided into a 30 minutes of free play, 30 mins of group games and follow by another round of 30 minutes free play.

Nested within the building, My Little Climbing Room allows up to 15 pairs of adults and child in one session. 

The older kids can climb up the 4m high wall with different levels of difficulty as indicated on the task card (the more hands you see, the difficulty level is higher)

Augmented Reality wall, challenges the child to tap on the white circles on the wall within the shortest time. After all the white circles were tapped, the total time taken will be reflected on the wall. Some children may set it as a goal to do better than their previous timing.

AR Wall (Augmented Reality)

If the children chose to take a break from the wall, they could also get to the monkey bars and show their arm powers !

As for Vera, initially, she just wanted to play with the wooden toy kitchen and refused to budge and give a try at the walls until much later. I must say this is pretty well thought to set a play corner for the younger ones who may want to take a break from climbing or for those who are like Vera, who takes longer time to warm up. She is more of the cautious type and will prefer to go slow to see if it is safe to carry on. Just look at her expression......

From refusing to try after attempting at the higher walls, Vera decided to give a try at the number wall. There was a gadget right infront of the number wall, simply tap on it to choose a random number, then look for the same number on the wall. Pretty good to train the little one's observation skills too on top of their motor skills. Her confidence started to built up at the later half of the session and she was happily spotting and climbing up to the numbers with the assistance from us. Instructors were friendly too and had taught us how to support Vera while she was making her attempts to climb up and how to make her feel secure.

Vera even gave the Obstacle wall a go !

At the end of the session, photo printouts of the little guests were printed out for them to bring home as keepsake before they leave.

My verdict: Overall, both Xav and Vera had really enjoyed the session. For Xav, who is 9 yr old and having to attempt the walls at Climb Central, may find the 4 metre high walls, too easy for him despite having the different level of difficulty.

As for Vera, who has just turned 4 in July. Being her first experience in rock climbing, I witnessed her improvement from the beginning right to the end. Together with the brother, they had a blast !

As for the parents, if you are bringing your younger child, be prepared to flex your arm muscles to support them  as they climb ! I have to agree that it makes great bonding time between the parent and child.

To celebrate the Grand Opening of My Little Climbing Room on 30th September 2017, do not miss out the admission pass discount and on-site specials during the Grand Opening Weekend (30th September & 1st Ocober 2017).

Photo credit: My Little Climbing Room

Here are some additional information you would wish to take note:

• Weekday sessions are unlimited play time and the group games will be run every 2 hours. 
• Due to limited capacity, online booking is highly encouraged instead of walking in direct.
• Feel free to approach the instructors if you need help in encouraging/guide the kids to climb. They will be more proactive in looking out for kids who can do with some guidance.
• For each paying child, an adult admits for free. Additional adult at $5 per pax. 
• Multi pass can be shared and is transferrable. Adult admission included too. Which means you can use 5 x Multipass for 1 child and 1 adult for 5 sessions OR 5 children and 5 adults in 1 session OR any possible combination. 
• Want to hold an unusual birthday celebration, approach the staff to enquire about their party packages.

My Little Climbing Room is celebrating their grand opening with a GIVEAWAY too ! There are 2 pairs of passes (worth $44 each) to be given to 2 lucky readers of Xavvy-licious ! Simply follow the steps: 

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1. Like My Little Climbing Room on Facebook.
2. Like Xavvy-licious on Facebook
3. Follow My Little Climbing Room on Instagram.
4. Follow Xavvylicious on Instagram and tag as many friends as you would like to. One name per comment. The more you tag, the more entries you get.
5. For extra entries, share this giveaway post on Facebook.

Terms and Conditions :
- Contest runs from 27 - 29 September 2017 @2359 hours.
- Contest is for residents residing in Singapore only.
- Any incomplete entries will be disqualified.
- All winners will be notified by email, after winners have been selected.
- Validity of the admission pass is until 31st Dec 2017.

How to go:
By Car :  Ample FREE basement parking available. Take the lift up from Lobby 3 to Basement 1. If you have trouble finding parking lots, approach the guards and they will help you.
Taxi:

By Taxi: If you're taking a taxi, get the driver to alight you in the carpark too.

By MRT: From Serangoon station, take bus 53 at Exit C. Alight at the 7th stop.

By Bus: 53, 53M, 62, 113

Walk through Hougang Ave 1 Park (5 mins) to reach The Promenade @ Pelikat. Take the escalator down to Basement 1 and enter the glass door on your left.

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