South Africa’s first indoor Skypark opens at Wild Coast Sun

In the past year, the Wild Coast Sun resort in Port Edward has spent millions on upgrades to new and existing facilities, most recently, South Africa’s first indoor Skypark.

‘Covid-19 is a distant memory as the Resort is seeing a better demand than 2019’s same peak period. Wild Coast Sun was already fully booked by October for the festive season, with a maximum capacity from 16 December 2022 to mid-January 2023, showing that you need to book early if you don’t want to miss out,’ said Magic Company regional manager for Natal, Kim Sismey.

The Skypark is a R6.4 million investment by The Magic Company, which operates the bowling alley, arcade games and kiddie rides.  Ideal to boost adrenalin levels and tire out busy kids aged from age seven to 70.

The structure, which is more than 18 metres high, has 21 rope obstacles on a Skytrail and a built-in zipline Skyrail.

Up to 30 people can use the structure at a time. The Magic Company has also relieved unemployment in the area by hiring an additional eight permanent and four casual staff to operate the Skypark.

In addition, the company has added 45 additional games in the area under the Skypark.

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