Mobile bouldering walls at corporate and family fun days

Throughput and dwell time

Expect around 30 climbers an hour. Sessions are short and repeatable, so families drift back two or three times across an afternoon rather than committing to one long slot — useful if your day also has food, talks or other attractions to spread people across.

Team-building formats that work

• Route-reading pairs: one person calls the moves, the other climbs blind
• Team traverse relay across a set time window
• Colour challenges — complete a route using only marked holds

Site planning on a mixed-attraction day

Give us the 10m × 6m footprint away from a main thoroughfare so the queue and spectator area don't collide with foot traffic. Keep the towing route clear of catering units and marquee pegs.

Pairing with the caving system

The two attractions complement each other: the wall is visible and social, the caving system is a five-minute adventure that keeps a steady stream of smaller groups busy. Booked together they cover a wide age range without doubling your footprint.

More guides

• Mobile caving at festivals, fetes and public events
• The mobile caving experience for schools, scouts and youth groups
• Mobile caving system hire: how the caving trailer works