Land ZOVBing + Laser Clay Shooting

116 Jalan Bukit Merah, #01-1655, Singapore 160116

Descriptions

Get strapped safely inside the ball before being sent rolling head over heels downhill. Land ZOVBing is definitely be lots of screams and laughters along the way. Be sure to empty your pockets before getting strapped on as we have occasions where “money drops from the sky” – for your partner of course, when the loose change escapes from the pockets. Once you reach the bottom of the slope, you will be given a chance to live like a hamster and experience the torment of running in the ZOVB ball back up the hill. Not a simple task as some might imagine as it requires a certain degree of coordination and willpower to go run back up the slope. Sounds like fun eh?         You can also do additional racing games in the ZOVB Balls or even Human Bowling in ZOVB! It is more fun when it’s human sized! In our Land ZOVB version, you can get into the ZOVB balls and attempt to knock down the human sized bowling pins or be on the outside to roll the Land ZOVB Balls.  "Laser clay shooting is played with authentic, but de-activated 12-bore shotguns that fire infrared beams at reflective and reusable clays. The system is sound simulated- on fire, a realistic shotgun ‘bang’ is produced and hits are indicated by the sound of breaking clay. There is a scoreboard displaying the points scored by each gun. Up to 5 players can be playing at one time. This can be enjoyed by people of all ages as it is completely safe, even for young children. It can be played just for fun, or as a serious competition. We have a range of shooting games that are designed to test the skills of both novice and experience shooters. This sport can be ideal for personal training development, birthday parties, corporate events and formal inter-organisation competitions. Laser Clay Shooting can be played indoors or outdoors. The venue should a minimum area of 30 x 10m as it is required to enable the clay to fly and land. The clay launcher can be adjusted to fire the clays at different heights and angles.

What to Expect