Welcome to The Labyrinth Challenge – the world's longest, continuous inflatable obstacle course!

Thrill-seekers and families can enjoy the 1,000ft long Labyrinth Challenge and village when it visits BT Murrayfield Stadium across the weekend of August 5th -6th.

The giant inflatable playground, designed for grown-ups (ages 12+) to unleash their inner child, features more than 30 interactive and wacky obstacles including jump-offs, hurdles, biff n’ bash sections, balance beams and giant balls.

Set across five themed zones – the Lava Zone, Jungle Zone, Toxic Zone, Combat Zone and Ocean Zone – the course starts with participants jumping off a 20ft platform into a crash bag below. The finale involves climbing up and sliding down a giant inflatable ship.

The fun continues in The Village, adjacent to the course, which offers fun, games and refreshments for all ages along with a mini Labyrinth Challenge suitable for the under 12s.

The course is the biggest inflatable course in the world. There’s already been huge interest in the build up to The Labyrinth Challenge’s appearance at BT Murrayfield Stadium. Participants can race each other and make their way through the course in the quickest time or go at a more leisurely pace.

The event is going to be a fun family day out with The Village extending the excitement with land zorbs, bungee trampolines, laser tag and a soft play area, along with bars and food stalls. The attraction offers fun for ALL the family.

Tickets to the Labyrinth Challenge start from £15, with tickets to The Village priced £20, while combination tickets for both attractions cost £27. Last minute tickets are also available at the door (subject to availability). Tickets are available to book now online at www.thelabyrinthchallenge.com. Visit @thelabyrinthchallenge on Facebook and follow @Labyrinthcourse on Twitter for more details.

Thank you for your interest in the worlds longest inflatable...we hope to see you there soon.

FAQs

Is there a ID or minimum age requirement to enter the event?

There is no minimum age to enter the event, however to take part in the main Labyrinth Challenge participants must be aged 12 + .

We have a whole variety of entertainment available for children aged 12 and below, as well as entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.

Children under 5 years old are free (accompanied by an adult) to enter the event and DO NOT require a ticket.

What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?

You can arrive by Car - BT Murrayfield is in the city centre and has private parking for over 1,000 cars. Get your route direct to Murrayfield by visiting www.multimap.com. Your destination postcode is EH12 5PJ Journey Planner

You can arrive by Bus / Tram - Edinburgh’s main terminal is situated in the city centre at St Andrews Street. To plan and book you national or local route by bus visit www.nationalexpress.com or www.citylink.co.uk By Tram BT Murrayfield can be accessed directly via the Edinburgh Tram service from both Edinburgh City Centre and Edinburgh Airport. For more information and for tram timetables visit http://edinburghtrams.com/

What can I NOT bring to the event?

Due to the nature of the event you are unable to bring in any animals or pets (assistance dogs are permitted). Please note food and drink may not be brought into the event (unless for infants). Food and drink will be available to purchase onsite.

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

You can email Labyrinth@simplythebestevents.co.uk with any questions regarding the event. Please also refer to the FAQ section on our website www.thelabyrinthchallenge.com

What's the refund policy?

No refunds will be issued.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

It is recommended to bring a printed copy of your ticket to the event, however we can still admit entry to the event by using the confirmation email/ticket on your phone.

My ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends - is this a problem?

Yes - the details for the person attending the event must be the same as the details on the event ticket. This is due to health and safety reasons.