New maize maze promises fun-filled adventure for all the family
Three-year-old Ella Nunneley and her sister Mia, 2, having fun at JR's Maize Maze, which opened at North Walsham this week.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
North Norfolk's latest visitor attraction opened its gates to the public this week, and was almost immediately hailed a success.
Five-year-old Lottie Birchnall exploring the 10-acres of tenpin bowling-inspired pathways that make up JR's Maize Maze, which opened at North Walsham this week.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
Eight feet tall and stretching across 10 acres, JR's Maize Maze, at North Walsham, is the latest addition to Rossi's leisure complex, which started life as a small indoor bowling centre more than 40 years ago.
The tenpin bowling-inspired maze, which was designed using GPS, also features a beach complete with buckets, spades and deckchairs, as well as a food shack selling burgers, nachos, hot dogs and ice cream.
Nine-year--old William Fincher having fun at JR's Maize Maze, which opened at North Walsham this week.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
Rossi's managing director Bruce Rossi said the maze, which had already received five-star online reviews by the end of its opening day on Monday, built on the success of Stomp indoor play area and Stomp Out, an outdoor play area which opened last year.
"We now offer all-day entertainment for families of all ages, whatever the weather," he added.
Three-year-old Ella Nunneley, who was one of the first visitors to JR's Maize Maze, which opened at North Walsham this week.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
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Three-year-old Ella Nunneley and her sister Mia, 2, who were among the first visitors to JR's Maize Maze, which opened at North Walsham this week.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
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Fun for all the family at JR's Maize Maze, which opened at North Walsham this week.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
Five-year-old Lottie Birchnall and her mum Charlie having fun at JR's Maize Maze, in North Walsham.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
Nine-year--old William Fincher having fun at JR's Maize Maze, which opened at North Walsham this week.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
Five-year-old Lottie Birchnall having fun at JR's Maize Maze, in North Walsham.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
JR's Maize Maze, which is the latest addition to Rossi's leisure complex, North Walsham.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
The beach, complete with deckchairs and buckets and spades, at JR's Maize Maze, North Walsham.Photo: KAREN BETHELL - Credit: Archant
An aerial view of JR's Maize Maze at Rossis in North Walsham. Picture: Kevin Smith - Credit: Archant
