rule book

ACTIVITY'

The activity in the Adventure Park consists of progressing along aerial routes that develop between one tree and another, through "ateliers", each different in difficulty and height.

The Junior routes are suitable for children taller than mt. 1.10 and aged between 5 and 9 years must be equipped with a helmet, harness and Za-Za lanyard.

The Arancio baby 1, Azzurro baby 2, baby 3 routes require a maximum height of m. 1.10 and older than 2 to 5 years, under the supervision of an adult.

maximum weight 50 kg; 2 people maximum per platform; 1 person maximum per station.

The routes —– 1, —- 2 and —- 3 of a height greater than m. 1.10 and aged over 11 years, finally the routes —- 1, — 2, — and Nero and Super Nero of a height greater than 1.30 meters and aged over 12 years, compulsorily equipped with helmet, harness, lanyard with clic-it carabiners and pulley.

The Top route is reserved for children and adults weighing more than 20kg and must be equipped with a specific harness.

When you arrive at Xibet Adventure Park, take a look around: it's the best way to understand what we offer you. then ask the InfoPoint for all the information; we will be happy to provide you with any type of information possible.

Remember that it is not an activity reserved for trained and expert people, any person in 'normal' physical conditions can easily try their hand at the routes and spend a few hours of healthy and pleasant fun in the company of friends or family, only the BLACK route is recommended to those who have good physical preparation.

ACCESS TO THE ROUTES

Access to the Park's routes is subject to completing the sheet with the warnings that will be given to you at the Info-Point and paying the relevant ticket. Before signing the sheet, read these regulations.

The ticket entitles you to use the adventure routes for a time varying from 1.5 hours to 3 hours based on the routes chosen, time starting from the end of the briefing.

At the Info-Point you will be issued a ticket indicating the time of the briefing to show up for. You can decide to leave immediately (if there is availability) or you can choose the time from those available. If your briefing time is imminent, collect your equipment and head towards the "DRESSING" area, otherwise return to the Info-Point 15 minutes before the booked time.

DELIVERY OF THE MATERIAL

For the delivery of individual equipment (helmet, harness, lanyards with carabiners, pulley) it is necessary to leave a valid document at the Info-Point at the time of registration, for families and groups a single document is sufficient.
The document will be returned only after the last member of the group has returned and the Info-Point staff has verified the actual return of all the previously delivered equipment.

Damage or loss of the delivered equipment entails a penalty varying from a minimum of 30 euros to a maximum of 300 euros for each piece of equipment

BRIEFING BEFORE STARTING THE ACTIVITY

At the time indicated on the ticket or by the park assistants, go to the briefing area, where an instructor will show you the progression methods on the routes and all the simple but essential rules to guarantee your safety on the routes. Subsequently, everyone will have to complete a short test run "on the ground" to demonstrate that they have correctly understood the instructions given.

It is strictly forbidden to climb the routes and any structure of the adventure park without having paid the relevant ticket, having participated in the briefing phase and without authorization from the operator, even if you have already been to ours or another adventure park.

The children's routes (Light Blue, Yellow, Orange, Fuchsia and Junior Red) equipped with a continuous lifeline, thanks to the simplicity and safety of the patented system, require a "simplified" briefing which takes place directly at the start of the routes, to which Always have an adult responsible for the minor preside for the entire duration of the process.

The Tree House 1, Tree House 2 and Tree House 3 routes do not include briefings but the helmet is compulsory and supervision by parents or guardians. The Bouldering wall requires a short briefing before being used.

Minors are allowed on the routes only in the presence of a responsible adult who will sign the warning sheet.

ROUTES

On the routes you will be totally autonomous in your evolutions. Safety is always maximum, as long as you always remain attached to the Lifeline with at least one carabiner and carefully follow the easy rules learned in the initial "mandatory" briefing.

For the adult routes it is necessary to start from the route ——–, the easiest, and then continue in sequence on the routes of increasing difficulty.

The park instructor has the right to prevent access to the routes of greater difficulty if, after an assessment made on the routes of lesser difficulty, he believes that you do not have the suitable requirements. Likewise, it can make you get off the routes if you do not respect the necessary safety and behavioral rules.

If necessary, the instructor on the ground will help you with suitable suggestions and if necessary the rescue operator will be able to bring you back to the ground at any point of the routes in the shortest possible time.

RETURN OF MATERIAL AND PENALTIES

Within the established time which varies based on the routes chosen from 1.30 hours to 3 hours from the start of the briefing you will have to return to the Info-Point for the delivery of the material at the end of which the document will be returned.

Delays beyond the maximum available time, taking into account any "blockages or slowdowns" on the routes, will result in the payment of a second ticket if not authorized by the info point.

Bear in mind that other people may already be booked for the time you need to return, so please be punctual.

REGULATION ADVICE AND RESTRICTIONS

– We recommend comfortable, sporty clothing, the use of closed shoes and tied hair.

– Leave personal objects that may cause an obstacle to progress along the route.

– It is mandatory to use the equipment made available by the park (harness, carabiners, lanyards, pulley, helmet).

– It is absolutely FORBIDDEN to give the rented equipment to others. This constitutes a serious danger to your safety, as it is mandatory to participate in the briefing phase. You are solely responsible for the equipment entrusted to you.

– The use of the equipment and the system is at your own risk; progression occurs in total autonomy; only you are able to evaluate your physical and psychological conditions to practice this activity.

– You are solely responsible for the equipment entrusted to you; damage and loss of the same entails compensation ranging from a minimum of €30 to a maximum of €300.

– The route instructors will always be available to advise you and help you if necessary.

– Always remain attached to the lifeline, marked in red, with at least one of the carabiners on the lanyard.

– It is strictly forbidden to climb the "Bouldering" and "Top Climbing" routes and walls of the Park if you do not have the appropriate equipment, before carrying out the mandatory initial briefing and without the authorization of the park instructors/rescuers.

– Only one person can walk through the atelier at a time; if, when you reach the platform, the next game is already occupied you will have to wait your turn.

– A maximum of two people can stay on the platform.

– In case of bad weather, the time is interrupted while waiting for an improvement to resume activities. Only if the rain continues for more than 30 minutes will a voucher be issued to recover the unused time.

– UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ARE REFUNDS GIVEN, PLEASE DO NOT INSIST.

THIS ACTIVITY MAY INVOLVE RISKS IF THE INDICATED RULES ARE NOT COMPLIED WITH

The management reserves the right to deny access to the routes to anyone whose behavior is dangerous for themselves or others.

We wish you a good day at the Etna Adventure Park and….

…GOOD FUN!!!

Privacy: in accordance with the law we inform you that the data you provide us when signing the acceptance of the regulation are not stored and are destroyed at the end of the day of activity. The document you leave at the InfoPoint will be returned to you when the equipment is returned by the entire group to which the holder of the document belongs. Orange