Giant inflatable Labyrinth challenge at Leonardslee!

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July 22, 2024

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Are you looking for a bit of family fun with more bounce to the ounce?! Check out the Labyrinth Challenge at Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens at Horsham, 8th to 11th August

The Labyrinth Challenge, an exhilarating four-day festival of summer fun returns to Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens this summer.

This year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever, featuring one of the UK’s largest inflatable obstacle courses, spanning 1,000 feet in length.

The Labyrinth Challenge is divided into five action-packed zones: Lava, Jungle, Toxic, Combat, and Ocean. Thrill-seekers of all ages can conquer more than 34 unique challenges and obstacles, including jump-offs, hurdles, biff n’ bash sections, slides, giant balls, corkscrews, and more. Participants dodge swinging blades, leapfrog over hurdles, and sprint to the finish line in this adrenaline-pumping adventure. 

“We are delighted to host The Labyrinth Challenge at Leonardslee once again and invite visitors to experience the thrills of the largest inflatable obstacle course in the UK,” says Adam Streeter, estate general manager.  

“It’s going to be a summer to remember, and we can’t wait to see families, friends, and adventure-seekers of all ages taking on this incredible challenge.” 

In addition to the main Labyrinth Challenge, which is suitable for those over 1.2m in height, there is also a Mini Labyrinth Challenge for younger children. This 200ft inflatable obstacle course brings storybook and video game adventures to life, creating a fantastical world of bouncy fun with four themed zones: Arctic, Jurassic, Egyptian, and Jungle. The event also offers quiet sessions on 8th August for those who prefer a more relaxed experience. 

Leonardslee offers an ideal setting for this exciting event, with its 240 acres of Grade I Listed woodland gardens. Visitors can explore the estate, where wallabies and deer roam free, visit the ‘magical world in miniature’ dolls’ house museum, and the play park. The newly opened play park is designed to blend recreational play with the natural beauty of the Grade I Listed woodland gardens. This 2,500 square metre park offers immersive installations for children of all ages.  

For more information and to book tickets, visit www.leonardsleegardens.co.uk/all-events/labyrinth-challenge-leonardslee-2024    

• The Labyrinth Challenge takes place from 8th to 11th August 2024 at Leonardslee Lake and Gardens, Horsham, West Sussex.

• Tickets for the main Labyrinth Challenge are priced at £22.50 per adult and £12.50 per child for non-members. Leonardslee Members receive a 50% discount of ticket prices.

• Tickets for the Mini Labyrinth Challenge are priced at £12.50 per child, which includes one free accompanying adult. Additional adult spectators can join for £7.25 each.

• All Labyrinth Challenge ticket holders receive all-day entry to Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens, allowing them to explore the estate’s beauty and attractions.  


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