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The SkyWalk is open from age 8 and takes walkers up to 150kg. There is no upper age limit and no fitness requirement. If you can manage a steady walk on a level catwalk, you can do this. Anyone under 18 needs consent from a parent or guardian on the day. This is the most open of our experiences, which is why groups use it to keep everyone together when the bungy, at 14 and over, would leave someone behind.

Yes, and you stay that way. The crew fits you into a full body harness at check-in and you are clipped in before you step onto the catwalk, staying attached the whole way out and back. You are never free to unclip yourself and there is no point in the walk where you are not secured. It is worth saying plainly, because most people arrive expecting the height to feel exposed and are surprised how solid it is once they are on it.

Comfortable clothes you can move in and closed shoes you can walk in. Footwear matters more here than on the other experiences, since the SkyWalk is a walk out and back along a suspended catwalk. You will be in a full body harness the whole time, so skip skirts and dresses. The bridge is always colder and windier than the car park, so bring a jacket or a layer even on a hot day.

Rain or shine, the bridge stays open. We run year round from 9am to 5pm and walk in almost any weather. The only conditions that stop us are electrical storms and gale force winds. If we have to close on the day of your booking, you can reschedule, take a voucher or get a full refund. Expect it to be cooler and windier out on the bridge than it is at ground level, so dress for that.

It works the other way round here. The SkyWalk is what people book to watch, and from the arch you get the closest view there is of the bungy jumpers going over the edge. If someone in your group is jumping, this is how the rest of you see it properly rather than from the ground. Anyone not walking can wait at the restaurant deck at the base, which looks straight out at the bridge.

Your ID or passport, especially if you are under 18. Sunscreen, because there is no shade on the bridge. A jacket for the wind. A camera, and unlike the bungy there is real time to use it here, though your guide will tell you on the day where it needs to stay secured. The crew also photographs the walk, and those photos are bought separately at the shop afterwards.