The Dare Skywalk Climb
Description
The Dare Skywalk offers an unparalleled London adventure that fuels excitement and tests the nerves, bringing a unique sense of achievement once complete. Your climb guide will take you through all of the safety information and ensure you are kitted up for the experience. You will then start your climb, embarking on a journey 46.8 metres above the football pitch, where you will step out onto a glass walkway, to reach the stadium's iconic golden cockerel.
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- **IMPORTANT INFORMATION** The min. age is 8 years old. Under 18s must be with an adult and the adult-to-child ratios are: 1 adult to accompany 2 minors between the ages of 8-17, 1 adult to accompany 4 minors between the ages of 12-17, 1 adult to accompany 6 minors between the ages of 15-17.
- Walking poles are available to use
- A minimum height of 1.2m and a weight of less than 130kg/21 stone/286lbs, which is the maximum weight our harnesses can bear.
- Visitors must be able to wear a harness which has a maximum width waist of 125cm and a maximum upper thigh width of 75cm, which are the maximum measurements our harnesses can bear.
- Under 18s must be with an adult and the adult-to-child ratios are: 1 adult to accompany 2 minors between the ages of 10-17, 1 adult to accompany 4 minors between the ages of 13-17, 1 adult to accompany 6 minors between the ages of 15-17
- Induction loops are available
- Please arrive 20 minutes before your scheduled climb time to allow time to check-in, kit up and use our small, complimentary lockers
- Please notify us in advance of placing your Dare Skywalk booking of any access requirements you may have.
- If you have epilepsy and have had an epileptic fit or episode within the past year, you are unable to climb.
- If you have epilepsy but have not had an epileptic fit or episode within the past year, you are able to climb if you know and understand your triggers and have medication that keeps the fits or episodes under control.
- If you are currently wearing a medical walking boot to support a foot injury, you are unable to climb.
- If you require the use of an oxygen cylinder, you are unable to climb.
- If you use a non-foldable walking aid, you are unable to climb.
Reviews(1,618)
Awesome add-on, Barnaby was a cracking guide
Rihanna was a great tour guide and was very helpful. 5 stars!
Great experience, a must do for Tottenham fans! Rhianna was a brilliant tour guide!
The whole experience was brilliant and great value for money. Our guide Dev was a great guy and couldn’t have done anymore for us.
Absolutely great, Max was amazing at the lean, didn’t catch many names but Ethan and Dev were a laugh and great at reassuring people would totally come again great service. We went for the Hospice In The Weald for a loved one we lost.
Dev and ethan were cool and fun and had a good experience
Lovely! We are a big group of 26 split into 2 groups! Are guide Nelly was lovely! Knowledge, fun and interesting! Thank you
Fantastic experience, Nellie was a great guide
Nelly was our guide and was funny, knowledgeable and professional. Made the experience a real pleasure
Great activity amazing views and Brandon B was a great host with some interesting facts about Spurs and the stadium! Definitely recommend
