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Below expectations.
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点评：Please note this review is exclusively for the junior course, and rating is relative to another Treetops in the Hills area we visited recently as well.
While it certainly is still great fun for kids, I found the courses to be lacking compared to what we've seen at the Hills facility. Here they only have 4 courses in that age group, two of which are very short and easy, with ropes right above the ground. Out of 2 "Pro" courses, one was more akin to the shortest course in Hills, and another one still easier than either of Pro courses there. I didn't feel like there was enough challenge for my 6 year old, and older kids would likely find it boring.
The highlight of every course is a flying fox, and only one of them is long enough to gain any speed. Some of them are very short (way shorter than what you'd see on ordinary playgrounds), and also they are pretty badly balanced. About quarter of the time, kids don't reach the end at a convenient pace and get stuck with their feet dangling. Haven't seen that happen in the Hills facility at all apart from one time when it was obviously a kid's fault.
This leads me to another problem - lack of control over the situation from the staff. The red signs with "No Entry" written on them are plentiful, but since kids get stuck on the flying foxes all the time, parents ignore them and walk in danger zones, because they can't just call staff every minute. And there is no dedicated person looking after the junior course. There should be. Some kids were clearly ignoring safety rules which were outlined at the start and there was no one there to remind them. One boy was literally pushing kids in front of him on flying fox and then going straight after, colliding with them at the end. It's just like a snowball - one parent gets in the red zone to help their kid out, one kid does something which isn't allowed, nothing happens, then one become two and then in a few minutes everyone is walking where they please and doing what they like.
At one point, there came a group of morbidly obese teenagers and joined under-8 junior course... I'm not sure if staff directed them there because they couldn't do the adult courses, or if they decided to have a go themselves, but either way staff paid no attention to it until they all got stuck while going wrong way and creating a huge traffic jam. It honestly looked ridiculous - imagine tiny 4-6 year-olds and next to them kids twice their height and probably 5 times their weight on one course. It didn't look safe to me. Their knees were dragging on the ground on a flying fox, am I the only one who thinks this isn't right?!
Bottom line, there should be at least one staff member fully dedicated to the junior courses keeping an eye for problems and reminding kids to follow the safety rules. Otherwise it turns into complete mayhem...
While it certainly is still great fun for kids, I found the courses to be lacking compared to what we've seen at the Hills facility. Here they only have 4 courses in that age group, two of which are very short and easy, with ropes right above the ground. Out of 2 "Pro" courses, one was more akin to the shortest course in Hills, and another one still easier than either of Pro courses there. I didn't feel like there was enough challenge for my 6 year old, and older kids would likely find it boring.
The highlight of every course is a flying fox, and only one of them is long enough to gain any speed. Some of them are very short (way shorter than what you'd see on ordinary playgrounds), and also they are pretty badly balanced. About quarter of the time, kids don't reach the end at a convenient pace and get stuck with their feet dangling. Haven't seen that happen in the Hills facility at all apart from one time when it was obviously a kid's fault.
This leads me to another problem - lack of control over the situation from the staff. The red signs with "No Entry" written on them are plentiful, but since kids get stuck on the flying foxes all the time, parents ignore them and walk in danger zones, because they can't just call staff every minute. And there is no dedicated person looking after the junior course. There should be. Some kids were clearly ignoring safety rules which were outlined at the start and there was no one there to remind them. One boy was literally pushing kids in front of him on flying fox and then going straight after, colliding with them at the end. It's just like a snowball - one parent gets in the red zone to help their kid out, one kid does something which isn't allowed, nothing happens, then one become two and then in a few minutes everyone is walking where they please and doing what they like.
At one point, there came a group of morbidly obese teenagers and joined under-8 junior course... I'm not sure if staff directed them there because they couldn't do the adult courses, or if they decided to have a go themselves, but either way staff paid no attention to it until they all got stuck while going wrong way and creating a huge traffic jam. It honestly looked ridiculous - imagine tiny 4-6 year-olds and next to them kids twice their height and probably 5 times their weight on one course. It didn't look safe to me. Their knees were dragging on the ground on a flying fox, am I the only one who thinks this isn't right?!
Bottom line, there should be at least one staff member fully dedicated to the junior courses keeping an eye for problems and reminding kids to follow the safety rules. Otherwise it turns into complete mayhem...
翻译：请注意，此评论专门针对初级课程，评级是相对于我们最近访问的 Hills 地区的另一个 Treetops 而言的。
虽然它对孩子们来说仍然很有趣，但我发现与我们在 Hills 设施中看到的相比，这些课程有所欠缺。在这里，他们只有 4 个适合该年龄段的课程，其中两个非常短且容易，绳索就在地面上方。在 2 个“Pro”课程中，一个更类似于 Hills 中最短的课程，另一个仍然比那里的任何一个 Pro 课程更容易。我觉得我 6 岁的孩子没有足够的挑战，大一点的孩子可能会觉得很无聊。
每道菜的亮点是一只飞狐，只有其中一只飞狐的长度足以获得任何速度。其中一些非常短（比您在普通游乐场上看到的要短得多），而且它们的平衡性也很差。大约有四分之一的时间，孩子们没有以方便的速度到达终点，而是双脚悬空而卡住了。除了一次明显是孩子的错之外，在 Hills 设施中还没有看到这种情况发生。
这让我想到了另一个问题——工作人员对情况缺乏控制。上面写着“禁止入内”的红色标志很多，但由于孩子们总是被飞狐困住，父母们无视他们，走在危险地带，因为他们不能每分钟都打电话给工作人员。初级班也没有专人看管。应该有。有些孩子显然无视一开始就概述的安全规则，也没有人提醒他们。一个男孩真的在飞狐上推着他前面的孩子，然后径直追上去，最后与他们相撞。就像滚雪球一样——一位家长进入红区帮助他们的孩子，一个孩子做了一些不允许的事情，什么也没发生，然后一个变成两个，几分钟后每个人都走到他们喜欢的地方做他们喜欢什么。
有一次，来了一群病态肥胖的青少年，他们参加了 8 岁以下的初级课程......我不确定工作人员是否因为他们无法参加成人课程而将他们引导到那里，或者他们是否决定试一试他们自己，但无论哪种方式，工作人员都没有注意它，直到他们在走错路并造成巨大的交通堵塞时都被困住了。老实说，这看起来很荒谬——想象一下 4-6 岁的小孩子和他们旁边的孩子在一门课程中身高是他们的两倍，体重可能是他们的 5 倍。它对我来说看起来不安全。膝盖像飞狐一样拖在地上，难道就我一个人觉得不对吗？！
最重要的是，应该至少有一名工作人员完全致力于初级课程，密切关注问题并提醒孩子们遵守安全规则。否则它会变成彻底的混乱......
虽然它对孩子们来说仍然很有趣，但我发现与我们在 Hills 设施中看到的相比，这些课程有所欠缺。在这里，他们只有 4 个适合该年龄段的课程，其中两个非常短且容易，绳索就在地面上方。在 2 个“Pro”课程中，一个更类似于 Hills 中最短的课程，另一个仍然比那里的任何一个 Pro 课程更容易。我觉得我 6 岁的孩子没有足够的挑战，大一点的孩子可能会觉得很无聊。
每道菜的亮点是一只飞狐，只有其中一只飞狐的长度足以获得任何速度。其中一些非常短（比您在普通游乐场上看到的要短得多），而且它们的平衡性也很差。大约有四分之一的时间，孩子们没有以方便的速度到达终点，而是双脚悬空而卡住了。除了一次明显是孩子的错之外，在 Hills 设施中还没有看到这种情况发生。
这让我想到了另一个问题——工作人员对情况缺乏控制。上面写着“禁止入内”的红色标志很多，但由于孩子们总是被飞狐困住，父母们无视他们，走在危险地带，因为他们不能每分钟都打电话给工作人员。初级班也没有专人看管。应该有。有些孩子显然无视一开始就概述的安全规则，也没有人提醒他们。一个男孩真的在飞狐上推着他前面的孩子，然后径直追上去，最后与他们相撞。就像滚雪球一样——一位家长进入红区帮助他们的孩子，一个孩子做了一些不允许的事情，什么也没发生，然后一个变成两个，几分钟后每个人都走到他们喜欢的地方做他们喜欢什么。
有一次，来了一群病态肥胖的青少年，他们参加了 8 岁以下的初级课程......我不确定工作人员是否因为他们无法参加成人课程而将他们引导到那里，或者他们是否决定试一试他们自己，但无论哪种方式，工作人员都没有注意它，直到他们在走错路并造成巨大的交通堵塞时都被困住了。老实说，这看起来很荒谬——想象一下 4-6 岁的小孩子和他们旁边的孩子在一门课程中身高是他们的两倍，体重可能是他们的 5 倍。它对我来说看起来不安全。膝盖像飞狐一样拖在地上，难道就我一个人觉得不对吗？！
最重要的是，应该至少有一名工作人员完全致力于初级课程，密切关注问题并提醒孩子们遵守安全规则。否则它会变成彻底的混乱......
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