Local children assisted by Councillor Danielle Belton, chairman of Rayleigh Town Council, cut the ribbon to officially open Rayleigh’s Oxygen Indoor Activity Park after a six week renovation that totally transformed the park, just in time for the summer holidays.
Once the ribbon was cut, guests had the opportunity to experience the full Oxygen vibe. The new features and activities include the excite tunnel, a huge inflatable obstacle course, six new climbing challenges, an enormous UV airbag, an interactive sports pitch, and endless interconnecting trampolines – all while being entertained by specially trained Oxygen Bouncers who bring the magic and party to all bounce sessions.
Cllr Danielle Belton said .”I was delighted to help officially open this exciting new attraction for kids of all ages! Following a significant investment, Rayleigh now has this fantastic new activity park, a real treat for everyone, a great source of fun and exercise for families, and a great employer in South Essex.
“What especially impressed me was the involvement of the Oxygen team in all the activity, the dance moves, flips and tricks, and the encouragement given to all the visitors. That buzz from the high energy Oxygen team is infectious and really makes the Oxygen experience exceptional.”
Aimee Whitehead, manager of Oxygen Rayleigh, said: “The team at Oxygen Rayleigh is thrilled to finally open Oxygen in the town. The investment in the park has really impressed everyone, however it’s our 80+ team that adds the special magic to our park experience. Our bespoke Oxygen training and energy makes every visitors’ experience extra fun and memorable.
“We are delighted that Cllr Danielle Belton and some of our loyal younger customers agreed to help us celebrate the opening! It’s been a brilliant six weeks watching the transformations of this Oxygen park. We can’t wait to welcome everyone to the Oxygen experience – it’s just unique!”
OXYGEN Rayleigh is open – Freejumping, summer holiday club, toddler sessions and birthday parties can be booked here:www.oxygenfreejumping.co.uk/activity-parks/rayleigh/
