The hills are alive with the sound of rolling on these sphereing experiences in Hertfordshire! Taking place at a country farm park near Ware, not far from the likes of Hatfield and St Albans, this venue offers easy access from the M1, M25 and A1(M) motorways.
You have the choice of aqua or harness sphereing at this centre and the team will tell you all you need to know before you load into the 12ft ball ready for the roll of your life - 30 seconds that'll see you twisting and turning your way down the course for a sensation that is totally unique to sphereing.
This sphereing venue in Hertfordshire is perfectly placed for anyone heading north from London or the Essex area and facilities on site include a lovely restaurant, fishing lakes and golf course, as well as arts and crafts shops and workshops.
This sphereing in Hertfordshire experience will last around one hour, with your roll taking 30 seconds. For aqua sphereing up to 50 litres of water will be poured into the ball before you are loaded in. On harness sphereing you will be in a harness and attached inside the sphere. One the day you will join others booked in for the same time slot as you.
The season begins in April for weekday slots only and vouchers must be redeemed before the 30th June 2012.
Sphereing takes place at the farm park in Ware, Hertfordshire with easy access from the A10, M25, M1 and A1(M).
Those taking part in aquasphereing must be at least seven years old, whilst for harness sphereing the lower age limit is 12. Anyone under 18 must gain parental consent. There is a maximum weight of 18 stone, waist size 60 inches. If you are pregnant, have neck, back or a medical condition such as epilepsy, migraines or a history of broken bones you will need be able to participate. Similarly it you have been under medical treatment or have had an operation in the last 12 months you won't be able to roll. The staff on the day will make the ultimate decision and this is final, including if you are considered to be under the influence of drink or drugs.
The activity takes place at a Farm Park, so there is lots to see and do. Spectators are very welcome to come along and watch. There are toilets, storage facilities, a restaurant, cafe, garden centre, golf and fishing activities on site. Car parking is free.