Our next challenge was the Climbing Wall Area , which boasts 14 types of walls and 19 different courses. After putting on our harnesses and helmets, we were ready to go!
With six levels of difficulty, we started with the easiest walls to build confidence before taking on more challenging ones.
Before starting, the children were brimming with confidence, saying, “I’m totally fine with heights!” But once they got up there, they nervously admitted, “This is scarier than I thought...”
Still, the thrill of reaching the top and pressing the finish button was unbeatable! With each success, they were eager to take on new walls one after another.
They also tackled a wall with rotating platforms (top photo) and another with hanging ropes (bottom photo)!
A wall where two people can race against the clock (left photo). A wall where climbers face each other as they climb (right photo).
This is digital climbing, an exciting fusion of projection mapping and sensors. Players can enjoy interactive games, such as territory capture battles.
One activity that particularly stood out in the Climbing Wall Area was this giant, eye-catching structure—an adventure that looked unlike anything we had ever seen before.
The younger brother took on the challenge of climbing higher and higher poles, carefully stepping up one at a time.
He refused to give up—and in the end, he successfully reached the tallest pole!
