Completed the Bridgeclimb for the 2nd time this afternoon from 1pm-4pm with a friendly instructor Amy who had an impressive memory with all our names.

My brother (1st timer) and I accompanied my cousin visiting from overseas. Souvenir gift shop, mini cafe, bathrooms and a nicely air conditioned gallery of models, videos, photos and information, photo opportunities and a collection of signed photos displayed of various celebrities. Our tour had 14 in total of local like my brother and I and overseas including young families and young adults. It was nice to see a diverse range of ages, cultural backgrounds, and walks of life. We were accompanied by a young staff member who took us through a safety briefing, acknowledgement of custodians, breath testing and led us to the 'suit room' for a short ice breaker exercise. We were then given our one size suits and changed out of our clothes to only underwear due to the heat. Glasses/sunnies secured via attachment straps. Belongings in lockers including watches. Rings and earrings allowed. We used a metal stand to assist us with wearing our harnesses. We were led through a practice run to understand how to use our 'slider', outfitted with individual caps that we can keep and a radio/headphones each to listen to the instructor's knowledge. Sunscreen and hand sanitiser provided. Beware some places are quite small and narrow and the ladders are very steep. The climb is designed for smaller people. Hydration stations dot all over the climb with a misting station at the summit. Photos are taken on the bridge by the leader's camera which are then available for purchase (cheaper if there is a bigger group of you). You can do it at your own pace and take short breaks but you may hold up the line as they wait for you so choose your place in the beginning. Hand washing station is provided at the very end. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience and a nice way to confront your fear of heights. Thank you Amy!