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New mascot Bear Skillz unveiled at Flip Out Chatham
As the countdown to Easter begins, Flip Out Chatham has announced fun-packed activities, which are guaranteed to keep families entertained during the school holidays.
The trampoline park, which opened just four months ago, will be unveiling its new mascot ‘Bear Skillz’, who will be showing off some awesome ‘trickz and flipz’ during the Easter break.
There will also be foam pit races, games and competitions throughout the school holidays and all visitors are being encouraged to come in Easter-themed fancy dress, with treats on offer for the best dressed.
Visitors can also take part in a special Easter egg hunt, which will be taking place at every session during the bank holiday weekend with lots of fantastic prizes up for grabs.
Director of Flip Out Chatham, Mark McGill, said:
“Flip Out is going to be jam-packed with fun during the Easter holidays with lots of activities to keep families entertained.
“Trampolining is an excellent way to keep the kids fit and active during the school holidays and we are expecting the holiday period to be an extremely busy time.”
As well as 70 interlinked trampolines, Flip Out Chatham features a 7m tumble track, free running area, a separate area for the under-5s to bounce in, wall runners and a foam pit.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Allen .
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