Zombie ArcheryMuir Of Ord, Ross-shire
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Zombie attack! Be part of a fantastic and unique zombie archery experience at our excellent multi-activity centre set in the beautiful Scottish Highlands. With qualified instructors and high safety standards you are sure to have a fun and exhilarating time in a safe environment. Guaranteed to be one of the most heart-pounding activities you will ever do by far!
Our activity centre boasts fantastic facilities including:
Car parking,
Vending machines,
Catering (available by prior booking),
Toilets,
Showers,
Changing rooms,
Meeting rooms (1 Large max 50 people. 1 Small max 15 people),
Spectator area.
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From £45.99pp
Zombie Archery Attack
The zombie apocalypse is upon us! Zombies are everywhere! Your mission is to rescue your Zombie Response Team, recently gone missing in the forests of Northern Scotland. Equipped with your bow and arrows you will need to silently dispatch the zombies or risk being heard by the legions of the undead. Hone your skills beforehand in 90 minutes of archery training then put them to the test in a further 90 minutes of zombie attack. Can you successfully lead your elite response team in this adrenaline-packed mission and prevent a deadly potential breakout?
Restrictions
- person Age: From 16
- people Group Size: From 4 Up To 40
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home Facilities
- Refreshments Available
- Toilets
- Parking
- Vending Machines
- Showers
- Changing Rooms
- Conference Facilities
- Spectators Welcome
directions Location
Address
- Fairburn
- Muir of Ord
- IV6 7UT
Located near Inverness just off the A835. Full maps and directions will be provided on completion of booking.
Maps and directions used on our website are for guide purposes only. Please use the directions supplied with your booking confirmation when making travel arrangements.
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"We had a fantastic time! Andrew the instructor was ace (patience of a saint and Good craic). "
