Safety

At MegaZip Adventure Park, your safety is our first priority.

We have gone through a strenuous accreditation procedure (see right) and as well as adhering to all Singaporean safety standards, we have taken these as a foundation then applied the highest international standards if they exceed local regulations.

Critical safety components have been sourced from Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Australia, USA and New Zealand.

The Harness

On all adventures at the Park, guests are securely fastened from start to finish in a custom-fitted full-body harness. This harness is attached to a safety wire that follows a continuous path around the ClimbMax course. The safety wire ensures that should a guest fall, their drop is minimal and they can comfortably sit in their harness for as long as required. The same harness is attached to our safety equipment for NorthFace and ParaJump, and connected to the ZipR for MegaZip.

On MegaZip, the ZipR™ is the newly patented zip wire trolley from which participants are suspended. Commissioned by Flying Dragon Adventures Pte Ltd and developed by Australian engineering company State Engineering, it features a unique proprietary system which facilitates both exhilarating zip speeds and a gentle soft landing on extremely steep zip lines.

Megazip Adventure Park employs fully trained experts who ensure that guests are harnessed correctly, fully briefed on the safety elements of the Park and conducting themselves in the appropriate manner while using the equipment.

Rescue systems are in place and can be used if the Park Manager deems them necessary. You can never get stuck - we can rescue you from anywhere on the Park - but these systems are a last resort and we far prefer to see the smiles that come from completing the challenges.

Of course, after we have ensured the safest conditions possible, remember safety is something that happens between your ears, not something you hold in your hands.

Megazip Adventure Park has been accredited with satisfying all required international safety standards for operation of an attraction of this type and they have been assessed by the independent engineering firm Jacobs Engineering (UK), who concluded that they satisfied all safety standards required by Singapore’s Public Entertainment Licensing Unit (PELU) of the Singapore Police Force.

We have taken the extra step of using Jacobs Engineering as a regular safety inspector, and they visit us several times a year to audit our safety procedures.

To advise on construction and safety, Megazip Adventure Park commissioned industry leaders Matt Scott and Kent Marchant of Vertical Innovations in Australia. Well renowned for keeping people safe at work and at play throughout Australasia, Matt and Kent teamed up with the Megazip crew to provide a safe, efficient and unique ride.