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SUMMER FUN


Barnsley’s Hidden


Ahoy, me Hearties. Batten down the hatches as the whirlwind that is the school summer holidays is fast approaching on the horizon.


But before boredom strikes and the kids are going spare, head starboard towards Barnsley Metrodome who’ll help keep waters calm with a fun, action- packed day out for all the family.


the pirate-themed Cove.


Darker than Davy Jones’ locker, the Terror Torrent is one of the UK’s fastest indoor flumes. Follow it up with a scary trip into the volcano’s belly down Eruption. Or


sets sail for new horizons. Slip and slide into the shallower end, race your fellow brigands to the bottom of the four-lane Splash Ahoy, or fire water cannons at those yellow- bellied sea monsters. Are you brave enough to walk the plank? After all the splashing, head on over to the ten-pin bowling alley where excitement strikes and the competition begins. Choose your lucky ball and guard it close as you battle it out to be Kingpin of the family for the day and take home that bowling crown. Pssst, don’t let Dad win.


The home of Barnsley’s hidden treasure, Calypso Cove Waterpark, plus the exciting Metrodome Bowling Alley, spend the whole day at the award-winning venue – but beware, the kids will never want to leave.


The Great British weather may not always be reliable, but who doesn’t mind a bit of water when those scoundrel pirates are involved.


Grab the scallywags and the bravest of buccaneers and remember to bring your sea legs for a swashbuckling adventure to


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on calmer waters does the Kraken sit, with a family friendly flume that won’t give you the Jolly Rogers. Thar she blows! All aboard the Sunken Galleon pirate ship as it


The award-winning lanes boast disco lights and arcade games for an all-American game of fun that won’t leave you in the gutter. Savvy? Why not combine the two activities, with a family Swim & Bowl pass for just £32.99 for a family of four. Even Jack Sparrow wouldn’t grumble at that. When birthdays arrive, why not choose the Metrodome to host their special day. New and exclusive to the Metrodome, you don’t have to choose between the two loved activities – now you can Swim ‘n Bowl into another year older with their joint package just £14.95 per child.


Two hours of pure fun, enjoy an


hour splashing in the pool followed by one game of bowling plus a free games voucher for all children. When hunger strikes, let the kids gather for a buffet in the Crow’s Nest, the perfect look-out spot for the birthday Captain to keep a beady eye on those lily-livered rapscallions trying to steal their pieces of eight.


Speaking of parties, don’t miss this year’s Pool Party swimming into town on Friday 28th July. Get ready for an afternoon of pool games, party tunes and even a special prize for one lucky swimmer. There will also be face painting and even more fun and games.


Well, blow me down. All that fun under one roof? Arrgghh, it’s got to be the Metrodome.


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