World’s first parallel sky rails soar with success at local dinosaur park

06 Jul World’s first parallel sky rails soar with success at local dinosaur park

A NEW high wire visitor attraction, an upgraded restaurant, a new building and major improvements to its infrastructure are on offer to this summer’s visitors at Roarr! Dinosaur Adventurefollowing a £2 million investment.

The family owned theme park in Lenwade near Norwich today (Thursday 5 July 2018) officially launches its new Predator High Ropes attraction – which offers the world’s first parallel sky rails with twin lanes of zip wires.

At 35 metres long, Predator High Ropes is the longest in Europe with two levels of difficulty and is part of the new round of investment to the popular dinosaur- themed family park, which this year won Best Large Visitor Attraction in the 2018 EDP & EADT Norfolk and Suffolk Tourism Awards. http://tourismawards.co.uk/

Owned by the Goymour family since 2006, Roarr! Dinosaur Adventure, which rebranded in 2018, previously Dinosaur Adventure, attracts over 300,000 visitors a year and has seen major growth since 2011.

“This latest round of investment means that the park will appeal to older children and crucially the teenage market, which strengthens our family feel. We have also invested heavily in the infrastructure as well as a significant £900,000 upgrade to The Explorers restaurant,” said Adam Goymour, park manager.

The 85-acre park, which is open all year round except Christmas Day and Boxing Day, offers true family fun adventure of a Jurassic nature, including animatronic dinosaurs in natural settings, Dippy’s Splash Zone and Dinomite – Norfolk’s largest indoor play area.