Aerial Adventure Park Looking Up at Bromley

Vermont’s 1st AAP Set to Open Early July

BROMLEY MT. Vt. – Construction has begun on Bromley’s new $500,000, 5 acre, 60 element Aerial Adventure Park and, if all goes well weather-wise, the park will welcome its first adventurers by the first weekend in July.

Bill Cairns, Bromley’s General Manager, spoke of the role the park will play in Bromley’s summertime incarnation as Vermont’s Summer Adventure. “I’d say that the Aerial Adventure Park is a signal to our guests that we are committed to enhancing their experiences here at Bromley, whatever the season.”

“The Aerial Adventure Park really will be ‘something completely different’,” Cairns said. “It’s basically a two-hour challenge, both physical and mental, with folks going tree to tree, on cables, in a safety harness, at varying heights depending upon the course’s difficulty level – there’ll be four levels of difficulty and five courses. Now, in between those trees you’ll have to deal with rope ladders, floating planks, zip lines, rolling barrels, net walls… all kinds of interesting obstacles.”

“Tickets to the Aerial Adventure Park will be $39 per person, ages 7 and up, and that will give you two hours, after going through ‘Ground School,’ to complete your course,” said Michael van Eyck, Bromley’s Marketing Director. “We’ll also offer a Combo Pass, good for the Aerial Adventure Park plus all day at the Mountain Adventure Park, for $59.”

For more information on the Aerial Adventure Park, pictures of some completed aerial adventure parks in action, and any and all things Bromley, visit www.bromley.com. Bromley Mountain is located at 3984 Vermont Route 11, Peru, Vermont and six miles east of Manchester.