Landlubbers will be left ashore as even the most hardened adventurer blanches as the Gladiators Galleon rears 40ft up on the new white knuckle ride which has recently arrived at Twin Lakes Park.

The new Gladiators Galleon with its negative G Force is the ride dare devils have been waiting for, with the careering Buffalo Stampede it gives an exhilarating new look to the 70 acre park near Melton Mowbray.  Families were asking for a more challenging alternative to the Mercury minicoaster which is perfect for younger children.  The rough, tough Buffalo Stampede promises the long, earth skimming experience with camel humps and sharp bends that the more adventurous crave.

Families seeking a different encounter are fascinated by the startling new Creepy Critters Experience in Red Rooster Farm.  Scuttling beetles, stinging scorpions, hairy tarantulas and flaming red mini toads join crusty tortoises and scaly degus like miniature dinos plus a host of weird and wonderful creatures. 

This year the Pantomime Sword in the Stone is raising roars of “behind you” as young King Arthur and the wizard Merlin use magic, fire and escapology to defeat the evil Mordred.

There are acres of play zones with action indoors and out from stomach churning Dropslides to speed crazy Astroslides and from challenging assault courses to happy snappy zones for Toddlers.  Wet days are no problem with the massive Labyrinth packed with an unbelievable variety of play gear in the north’s biggest venture centre,  only as the Trauma Tower hauls visitors up 40ft does the awesome play equipment, rides and Play Palace show its wow factor.  Blasting balls in the two Master Blaster Arenas in Buccaneers is major fun while little ones enjoy the Dolphin Bay soft play and two challenging rides.