London Scare-fest Entry: Project E20 at ArcelorMittal Orbit
Newham, London
Activity
Official tickets via GetYourGuide
Enter a military-locked facility beneath the ArcelorMittal Orbit in London. Navigate a scare maze and race down the world’s longest tunnel slide to help contain Project E20.
Highlights
- Experience the thrill of the world’s longest and tallest tunnel slide
- Navigate a terrifying scare maze 80 meters above London
- Help contain Project E20 by generating kinetic power on the Helix slide
- Face monsters and mutated subjects as you make your way through the maze
Description
Begin your mission at a military checkpoint, where you’ll receive a briefing before entering the facility. Make your way through the darkened facility, navigating twisting pathways while avoiding the monsters and mutated subjects created by the project. Your objective is to survive the maze and reach the end, where the Helix slide awaits. The Helix slide is more than just a thrilling descent, it’s your chance to help contain Project E20. As you race through the world’s longest and tallest tunnel slide, your speed and friction generate vital kinetic power. Every descent creates one charge towards the 5000 needed to keep the containment system running and prevent the outbreak from spreading.Includes
Military checkpoint entry Briefing Scare maze Helix slideExcludes
Scare cam (sold separately)Important Information
- 1 participating adult 18 yrs+ is required for every 7 children <18 yrs. You must be at least 8 years old to take part in this adventure. A minimum height of 1.3m is required for this adventure. Participants must weigh no more than 130kg to take part in this adventure. Please be aware there is strobe lighting throughout the event and may affect people with cognitive conditions such as epilepsy or migraines. Closed-toes, flat shoes are required such as trainers or boots. Open-toed or any shoes such as high heels, crocs or flip flops, are not permitted. Facial jewellery is not permitted on this adventure. You will be asked to remove it completely or tape it over, depending on its location, before taking part.