Latitude

Today is a fun day for the kids.  A special treat for my two kiddos: Latitude - a family friendly aerial superpark.   Kids and adults alike will definitely sweat their way out!

The sky walk is a great way to conquer your fear of height

There are lots of activities offered here: Rock-climbing, trampoline, dodgeball, basketball, skywalk, sponge pools and so much more!!!  The entrance ticket is charged per hour.  The kids had so much fun climbing and jumping around; we extended another hour for them. 

Elyse was very brave; trying out all sorts of wall climbing.  Some of which she managed to reach the top.  But the more frightening part is where you need to let go completely, allowing your harness to bring you down safely.

Erwyn tried it out as well

Even the mother was tempted to do so...

The staff are very friendly.  They keep an eye on the kids.  I was with my girl, assisting her with the rock-climbing while Erwyn preferred to play at the trampoline.  Seeing Erwyn was alone, one staff took the initiative to play along with Erwyn.  How grateful this mother was!!!

Erwyn loves the hand jousting over the ball pits; but he is always at the losing side as other kids are stronger and bigger.  Nevertheless, he had fun!!!

 

A super fun experience!  A perfect place for a winter’s day and let your kids waste some energy.

 
As for the daddy, Audrey took him to The Spud Shop to fulfill his craving for ... baked potato.

Since we’ll be flying off on Sunday, we have decided to attend Influencers Church today.  The church was pretty crowded by the time we reached.  We registered both kiddos with the Children Church workers. Thereafter, we entered the sanctuary waiting for the service to start.  After the worship, kids were ushered into the children’s hall.  They played some games, followed by a teaching session on the Heroes of Faith – Jonah.  After that, they did some colouring.  As for the adults, there was an invited speaker that evening.  The sermon was very well delivered.  Love his humor and interaction with the crowd.

Finally, we called it a day and went back to Bay Motel to rest for the night.