2004 the centre has seen almost 9 million people pass through its doors. In 2016 over 1 million people enjoyed hours of fun in Europe’s largest indoor water park. The National Aquatic Centre is Ireland’s fourth-most popular visitor attraction.


The Leisure Pool, AquaZone, offers extreme thrills, raging water adventures and loads of fun. On this School Tour try the famous Surf Rider Surf Machine. Other Rides include: Master Blaster (water roller coaster), Wave Pool, Lazy River, Bubble Pool, Pirates Ship (for the little ones), Dark Hole Flume (water slide) and the Green Giant Flume. It’s the best and most exciting Leisure Pool in Ireland.


AquaZone is an ideal destination for a school trip, offering special group rates, a food option (saves stopping on the way home!), a pre-reserved bookings system, huge bus parking facilities, full accessibility facilities, Rumbles Restaurant and a picnic area. Also, as part of the entrance fee, children can swim in Ireland’s National Swimming Pool, an Olympic Swimming area featuring the 50-metre International Competition Pool, Ireland’s biggest.


Go and meet the famous mascot, Finnie the Frog, and have a great day out! Phone 01 6464300, email sales@nac.ie or visit www.nac. ieand www.aquazone.ie.


The NSC Experience: Spend a Day in the Life of an Elite Athlete. The National Sports Campus is the home of Irish Sport and this unique school tour provides all pupils with a chance to live a day in the life of a top class elite sports star! Last year’s inaugural NSC Experience completely SOLD OUT so extra slots have been added for 2017.


The day includes the following: • An educational tour of the


National Sports Campus including the new Sport Ireland National Indoor Arena


• Participation in four exciting sports such as Athletics, Gymnastics, Trampolining & the Multi Skill Challenge!


• A visit to the Aquazone Water Park


This a full day tour and really is action packed, combining a great sporting experience with cultural and educational learning.


For more information contact: Garystewart@ nationalsportscampus.ie Tel: 01 6464 330 or see www. nationalsportscampus.ie


Bounce a Lot Bounce-A-Lot is the new party


14 Primary Times SPRING ISSUE


Celbridge Playzone is your family friendly play centre located at exit 6 off the M4, behind Apple Green Garage. Catering for children aged between 0 and 9 years, Celbridge Playzone has something for everyone to enjoy.


Perfect for School tours, the Playzone caters for even the smallest classes making them affordable, accessible and inclusive. With a three tier play frame featuring a mega slide, roller racer track, snow globe bouncing castle and 3 climbing walls, your class will be spoilt for choice.


They offer two main packages:


•€6 per child and they bring their own lunch.


venue for children featuring Ireland’s largest themed bouncy party zone. Ideal for School Tours, this high tempo, high energy class outing ensures that children get an amazing workout as well as a fun- filled and memorable adventure. Featuring a giant Inflated Gorilla, Shark and Giraffe, four 5 metre high slides, climbing wall, and lots more hidden secrets, they’ll definitely be tired but happy at the end of their outing!


The Bouncy covers an area of 4000 sq. feet and there are 3 themed seated party areas and a coffee dock. It is available for bookings Saturdays and Sundays 10am till 8pm suitable for ages 4 to 12 years old.


The Party package includes food and each party is for a duration of 1 hour 45 minutes. Party Packages start from €150 for a minimum of 10 children and €12 per extra child.


Bounce-A-Lot is situated at Celbridge Football Park and Golf Range, Dublin Road, Celbridge, Co. Kildare.


For walk-ins Saturdays and Sundays 10am till 8pm the hourly rate is €8 per child aged from 4 to 8 years old. For further details on School Tours and other packages contact them on (01) 628 8833, on Facebook at Celbridge Football Park or by email at info@ celbridgefootballpark.ie.


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