Tuscaloosa
The Tuscaloosa has long slides spread out like an octopus’s tentacles with only one corner reserved to climb the structure. The climbs are quick and easy thanks to the simple Transfer Station and a little challenging yet safe Pebble Climber with Rails. Before heading to the slides, kids will be drawn towards the score-based Plinko Panel game and the slightly different Ball Maze Panel. If these are occupied, kids can race down the Double Wave Slide and enjoy its bouncy effect on their way down. The rest of the kids can flock to the launching pad a little higher, shared by three different slides. A trio of competitive friends can use this opportunity to take these slides at once to see who finishes first. Tuscaloosa is also considerate of tired kids with its placement of a Bench Panel for kids to rest and recharge for their next ride. However, if they still have energy to spare, they can enjoy playing the Bongos or steering the Ship’s Wheel.
The Tuscaloosa has long slides spread out like an octopus’s tentacles with only one corner reserved to climb the structure. The climbs are quick and easy thanks to the simple Transfer Station and a little challenging yet safe Pebble Climber with Rails. Before heading to the slides, kids will be drawn towards the score-based Plinko Panel game and the slightly different Ball Maze Panel. If these are occupied, kids can race down the Double Wave Slide and enjoy its bouncy effect on their way down. The rest of the kids can flock to the launching pad a little higher, shared by three different slides. A trio of competitive friends can use this opportunity to take these slides at once to see who finishes first. Tuscaloosa is also considerate of tired kids with its placement of a Bench Panel for kids to rest and recharge for their next ride. However, if they still have energy to spare, they can enjoy playing the Bongos or steering the Ship’s Wheel.
Description
The Tuscaloosa has long slides spread out like an octopus’s tentacles with only one corner reserved to climb the structure. The climbs are quick and easy thanks to the simple Transfer Station and a little challenging yet safe Pebble Climber with Rails. Before heading to the slides, kids will be drawn towards the score-based Plinko Panel game and the slightly different Ball Maze Panel. If these are occupied, kids can race down the Double Wave Slide and enjoy its bouncy effect on their way down. The rest of the kids can flock to the launching pad a little higher, shared by three different slides. A trio of competitive friends can use this opportunity to take these slides at once to see who finishes first. Tuscaloosa is also considerate of tired kids with its placement of a Bench Panel for kids to rest and recharge for their next ride. However, if they still have energy to spare, they can enjoy playing the Bongos or steering the Ship’s Wheel.
