ZOMBIE RUN - SUNDAY 13TH OCTOBER
The Jungle NI
The Zombie Run returns this year and will take place on Saturday 13th October 2019
This year’s course will be a challenging 6K obstacle run, complete with various ‘infected zones’ where you will be faced with the task of evading our life stealing zombies. It will also have a disorientating Cornfield Maze to find your way through and lots of painstaking obstacles to conquer such as the exhilarating Giant Water Slide, the slippery Slip N Slide and many more. As usual, we will have few other spooky surprises to make it a little more daunting.
On the Sunday we have the kids Zombie Run with a 2km and 6km zombie chasing course.
It’s an obstacle run with a fiendish Halloween twist – think Rampage meets The Walking Dead!
PRICING
ADULTS ZOMBIE RUN
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£35 UNTIL END OF SEPTEMBER
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£40 UNTIL 13TH OCTOBER
Price includes hot lunch, a Zombie Run head band and a medal.
KIDS ZOMBIE RUN
£16 2KM 6 TO 10 YRS
£22 6KM 11 TO 17 YRS
- Children and families
- Community development
- Sport/recreation
- Volunteer development
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
60 Desertmartin Road
Moneymore
MAGHERAFELT
BT45 7RB
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Group booking receive a 10% discount, to avail of this email [email protected]
More Information
ZOMBIE RUN TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE.
Zombie Run is an outdoor obstacle run event. You will be required to navigate different terrains, as well as natural and man made obstacles. Please wear appropriate outdoor clothing and suitable outdoor footwear.
Zombie Run is not recommended for anyone suffering the following:
- Heart or blood pressure conditions
- Limited mobility/mobility issues
- Nervous disposition
It is not recommended that anyone who is pregnant participates in Zombie Run.
Any participants under the influence of alcohol/drugs will not be allowed to participate in this event.
Zombie Run is a Halloween obstacle run event. You must accept responsibility and any risk involved in participating in this event. It is not for the feint-hearted and can at times be an intense and scary experience.
ZOMBIE RUN - SUNDAY 13TH OCTOBER
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