St Albans’ own festival extravaganza is just around the corner and if you haven’t already bagged your place, tickets are selling out fast.
But if you’re all set and ready to party, here is a snippet of what you have got to look forward to:
- Laser tag
Great communication skills will be needed to best your opponents in this real-life modern warfare game.
- Mazes
What’s the only thing that makes a giant Alice in Wonderland maze better? If there’s a cocktail bar at the centre.
There is also a smoke and curved mirror maze to immerse yourself in.
- Street performers
Reminiscent of London’s South Bank, dance troupes, stilt walkers, magicians and more will be scattered about entertaining the crowd off the stage.
- Zip line
Want an aerial view of the festival? Whizz down over everyone’s heads down the zip line.
- Cooling down
Let’s hope it’s a sunny weekend for the swimming pool and because the hot-tub won’t bubble itself.
- Relaxing
If chilling and winding down is the aim of your game, then the guided meditation sessions and hammock session will satisfy all needs.
Professional head, neck, and shoulder massages will be also be available.
- Flash mobs
Keep a look out for professional dancers instigating the group dance routines around the festival.
- Gaming
Who will be named Meraki’s festival gamer? There’s only one way to find out.
- Films
A movie theatre will be showing a range of genres all weekend, so kick back and enjoy the magic.
- Climbing wall
Beginners and masters will all enjoy this sporty addition to the festival.
- Virtual reality
With sand between your toes, cocktails in your hand, lounging in a deck chair, VR headsets can transport everyone on their own exotic holiday.
- Karaoki
Oh yes, it’s your time to shine.
- Silent disco
Everyone gets their own headset and can choose the music, but dancing together.
Meraki Festival takes place on August 11 to 13 on Hertfordshire County Showground in Redbourn. Click here for more information.
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