Climb & Freefall Ninja Adventure Course in Oahu
Tackle 18 aerial obstacles, climb the wall, then take a 50-foot freefall
Duration
2 Hours
Includes
Adventure course, Freefall
Highlights
Test your skills on Coral Crater’s 2-hour Adventure Course Extreme. Climb, swing, and jump through 18 obstacles, scale the climbing wall, and finish with a 50-foot freefall.
- Climb and swing through 18 challenge elements on the adventure tower
- Navigate the aerial course with guidance from on-site staff
- Scale the climbing wall and race to the top
- Step off from the tower for a 50-foot freefall
- Store extra items in lockers available during check-in
Things to know
Minimum age is 6; participants must weigh 40–275 lbs and will be weighed at check-in. Closed-toed shoes are required; limited shoe rentals may be available. Gratuity is not included (typically about 10% in the USA).
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation 24+ hours before the activity for a full refund. Cancellations less than 24 hours before are non-refundable. No-shows and late arrivals are not eligible for a refund. If hazardous weather occurs, the operator will reschedule your activity or issue a refund.
FAQs
You must be at least 6 years old and weigh 40–275 lbs. You will be weighed at check-in (fully clothed). To navigate the Adventure Tower on your own, you must be at least 4'9" (57 inches) tall; if you are shorter (and at least 6), you can still participate but you must have a paid adult participant lead you through the course.
Yes. Participants under 13 years old must be accompanied by a paid adult participant. One adult can assist up to two guests.
Wear securable, closed-toed shoes; athletic shoes are recommended. Crocs and water shoes are allowed. Limited shoe rentals may be available.
Meeting details
Oahu, HI
Meet Coral Crater Adventure Park
Carved from an old quarry and reborn as a jungle oasis, Coral Crater Adventure Park delivers island thrills with an eco-conscience. Minutes from Waikiki, you can soar over treetops on six ziplines, tackle aerial obstacles, or kick up red dirt in an ATV—all powered by solar energy and guided by crew who turn nervous laughter into high-five confidence. Stringent safety checks, biodegradable practices, and a growing butterfly and bee sanctuary prove adventure and stewardship can share the same harness.
