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lenges from beginner to expert. There will be 87 elements that comprise the course, including: aerial tightropes, swinging log steps, moving platforms, rope net climbs, tunnels, hanging posts and zip lines.


For groups who want a place to escape and unwind, the 30,000-square foot Arcade at Kalahari is an ideal place in which to have fun. It features plenty of video games, Mini-Bowling, plus games of skill offering tickets that can be redeemed for prizes.Blacklight Mini-Golf features a bright rainbow of colors bor- dering the holes and throughout the course. Attendees also can experience a whole new dimension of virtual reality by visiting the resort’s XD Dark Ride 5-D Theater.


Heading from the mountains to the beach,groups seeking a great getaway or team bonding opportunity by the ocean would be well served to visit the south- ern New Jersey shore.


A great place for meetings, events, trade shows and competitions, theWildwoods is home to the Wildwoods Convention Center, a modern, multipurpose facility equipped with exhibit, ballroom, meet- ing and pre-function space located on the boardwalk directly overlooking the beach and Atlantic Ocean.


This unique, state-of-the-art, 260,000- square foot facility offers one of themost spacious, flexible, innovative and inviting venues available in southern New Jersey for conventions, trade shows, meetings, concerts and exhibits for groups as small as 100 or as large as 10,000 people.


But the Wildwoods, which consists of Wildwood, Wildwood Crest and North Wildwood, also provides plenty for groups to see and do whenmeetings are over, including a wide range of activities and plenty of fun in the sun.


Just outside the convention center’s doors, the world famous Wildwoods boardwalk features three amusement piers boasting over 100 rides and attrac-


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