Kids loved it. My oldest was tall enough to do the larger course, my younger son was not so we were forced into doing the kiddie course (when I am positive he could have handled it). They both still had a blast even after doing it again and again and again. The older course looked amazing but we didn't get a chance this time.

We had 3 kids challenged 3-7 course . The whole wild ropes team stuffs were so nice and professional. We were suprised one of the stuff who had ever stayed in Taiwan even spoke Mandarin to us. (We forgot to ask his name )We are very impressive and the kids all had good time and defently will come back again.

I'm proud to say that I was able to finish all four courses without falling, and I truly feel like that's an accomplishment. The course is well designed and we'll maintained. Never felt unsafe, bit always had an amazing time. Also got to get a cool new perspective on seeing some of the animals.

I contacted Taronga for months leading up to April, the punlicly annouced opening month. My daughter visited 18mths ago for a holiday camp and saw the course. For the entire time so was adamant she wanted her party there. I followed them up

As Zoo Friends we visit frequently and our granddaughters loved the Wild Ropes when they were open - but they have been closed since before Covid! It has taken too long to get these back in operation (other such ventures run all the time).

Unfriendly and uneducated stuff. We came with professional hiking shoes with small air vents. We were not allowed because "All shoes must be fully enclosed". Instead, we got poor 10$ slip-on shoes which were, so used that basically slide

Too many kids are allowed in a class. In school holidays, it is far too packed and your kids get only a few circuits of the short course. There is only one "supervisor" on the course to help the less confident kids so if you get a mix of

Compared to other high rope courses, this is definitely up there... Get it? Seriously though, best I've done, you don't normally get views like you do at this place. You'll get to see the Opera House on a clear day with all the boats in

I loved my Wild Ropes experience. The team was very good and proficiently explained everything to us. We did two courses and both were more physically challenging than expected and at the same time very enjoyable. My 11 yo daughter got

The business is independent of the zoo, and the entry is outside of it, so whilst the course itself hovers high over the zoo and the views are spectacular, you don't actually have to pay Zoo entry to enjoy the Wild Ropes experience.

Hidden away from the zoo entrance and separate entry. You do not need to buy a zoo entry ticket to enjoy the wild ropes. There are 2 children course (koala and Wombat) and an adult/junior course. Children must be over 130 to use the

Great fun for all ages, kid course is well designed with helpful and attentive minders who assist on course. Parents are not allowed on the course and this is both mentally beneficial for both the kids and parents. Kids will find it

My son has been here twice, at 3.5 and 4.5. It's a lovely little course for kids and great fun. The basic course is within arm's reach of the parents at all times and it's amazing how the kids grow in confidence.

The hard course - once you get past the first section, the difficulty doesn't get much harder. It was definitely fun however can be tiring on your hands and arms as you are holding at all times to balance.

looks like a ton of fun, for people without the good old fear of heights. i think that the 'low' ropes were still pretty high. i would've gone if it was just a little bit more.....acrophobia-friendly?!

Was alot better than expected having been to treetops, the view cant be beat, and some of the obstacles were interesting. The cable system is superior compared to treetops as you never have to unclip.

Great place so fun staff are so helpful and will never pressure you or make you feel rushed there so helpful and tell you exactly how to do the course and a massive thanks to jack and max

Took my 4 year old. Probably a good age for starting kids when she was 3 she had a bad experience. It took a while to get someone out to help her. This was during a quiet period.

Young kids course, while random and not really in integrated in the rest of the zoo, was a welcome break from the wondering. Time and money well spent: 3 yr old had a ball.

Enjoyed this experience!! Highly recommend. Took my son here and did the junior course and it was fun for the both of us. Nice view of harbour and zoo too.

Kids had great fun. 6 year old loved both kids tracks and raced around them. 4 year old started slowly but made her way to the harder track by the end.

Friendly and competent staff, and a big adventure for some adventurous kids. It can be a bit scary and a good work out too, even fire the adults.

Amazing for both kids and adults of all abilities. The team at wild ropes are super accommodating and so helpful with the little ones. Thanks!

Great for kids from 4 and up. It was crowded during school holidays, but still an enjoyable experience. Thrilling but safe

2 people (one adult and one child) in our group of 10 were injured. The zip line is quite dangerous for heavy people.

My 7 yr old girl loves this. We have visited atleast 4-5 timea already. Nice little adventure for the little tikes..

Had a great time here with my nephew! All the staff were great but one employee, Izzy, was particularly impressive.

Great experience, you see the zoo from a completely different perspective. Professional and friendly staff.

good fun for 5yrs and up out little 4yr old guy had trouble in beginner section with a "challenging" part

I took a 4 and 5 year old. Staff were amazing and it was 100%safe. 2 very happy faces after 1 hour