The third game we undertook was Word Race. Players are given a nine-letter anagram with 30 seconds on the clock to race against each other, the aim of the game is to create as many words as you possibly can. The longer the word, the more points you score. There were five rounds in this game to show off your spelling skills, which player will be crowned the ultimate spelling bee? Next was Winners Wheels. The game is made up of three rounds with three chances to spin the wheel but be warned… players must answer a question correctly for the chance to spin. The higher the number the wheel lands on, the more points you score. We really enjoyed the concept of this game with a real-life wheel, rather than a technologically powered alternative that we have come across in previous attractions.

The fifth game we took part in was Higher or Lower. The aim of the game is to hit as many high cards as possible within a certain amount of time. The more cards you hit, the more points you score. Aces are higher but Jokers score no points in this game so be sure to avoid them at all costs! One of the more active games with thought, skills and accuracy required, and the most recent game to be added to the venue, Higher or Lower it is a fantastic addition. The sixth and final game we played was Buzzer Beater. In a race against the clock, players must press as many green and blue buttons as they can, avoiding the red lights in between. Another more active game out of the six, buzzer beater is a great way to end the activities, enhancing the competitiveness before totalling up the score card to crown the overall winner.