Gift voucher
High ropes gift voucher
Valid for any of the 43 high ropes experiences on Yumping, in 23 counties. Whoever receives it chooses which one, where and when.
- They choose the experience, place and day
- Valid for 5 years, in one go or several
- If they pick something pricier, they pay the difference. Any balance goes to their wallet
Choose how to give it
Where it can be used
- North Yorkshire11
- West Midlands4
- Carmarthenshire3
- Devon2
- Hampshire2
- Norfolk2
- West Sussex2
- Highland2
- Northumberland1
- Isle of Man1
- Merthyr Tydfil1
- Conwy1
- Bridgend1
- Perth and Kinross1
- Dumfries and Galloway1
- Omagh1
- Carrickfergus1
- Hertfordshire1
- Herefordshire1
- Essex1
- Derbyshire1
- Cumbria1
- Bristol1
And if they'd rather do something else, the voucher works for any other experience on Yumping.
What a high ropes course is like
A high ropes course is a circuit of rope bridges, wobbly beams, nets, swings and zip wires strung between trees or poles, several metres off the ground. You wear a harness clipped to a safety line, and after a briefing on how the clips work, you move from one element to the next at your own pace. Many courses have a lower route for younger children and higher, harder routes for teenagers and adults, and plenty finish with a zip wire. Sessions last from one to three hours.
The sector also includes zip wire sessions on their own, tower drops and leaps of faith from the top of a pole, low ropes courses close to the ground and army-style assault courses through mud and over walls. Many venues run sessions for birthday parties and groups. Courses are outdoors, and high wind or lightning can stop a session. Wear clothes you can stretch in and trainers with a good grip.
What you need
- Minimum age from 5 to 9 for most courses, and 16 or 19 for some adult sessions.
- Maximum weight from 14 to 18 stone, depending on the course.
- Some courses ask for a minimum height of 1.2 m.
- Not suitable during pregnancy or with neck or back injuries.
- Tower drops and some zip wires mean climbing steep steps to the top.
How it works
- You give the voucherBy email or to print, with your message.
- They redeem it on YumpingThey enter the code and the balance appears in their wallet.
- They choose the experience, place and dayIf it costs more, they pay the difference. Anything left over is for next time.
Frequently asked questions
How long is it valid?
5 years from purchase. The exact date is printed on the voucher.
What if they don't fancy high ropes?
The voucher works for any other experience on Yumping.
Can it be used in several goes?
Yes. Whatever isn't spent stays in their Yumping wallet.
Is it suitable for someone nervous about heights?
Many courses have a lower route close to the ground, so they can start there and move up if they feel like it.
Can parents and children go together?
Yes, many sessions are for families. Each person pays their place: they put the voucher balance towards the family's places and pay what's left, or you give one voucher each.
What if the weather closes the course?
They agree another date with the provider.
