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A new trampoline and adventure park is opening in Basingstoke on Saturday 13th January, after serious delays put the project behind.

Flip Out Basingstoke was supposed to open on 16th December, but a large leak in the roof prevented them from opening their doors.

General Manager, John Rickards, says:

"It has been the most challenging opening I've faced, it has been tough. But honestly, when you come in here you'll see that the wait has been worth it".

The park boasts an interactive obstacle course and a padded, full-size Lamborghini.

Our reporter, Alex Smith, went along to find out more.

Sneak peak at @flipbasingstoke courtesy of @thisisthebreeze pic.twitter.com/HYefQWdNYK

— alex. (@thisisASmith) January 12, 2018

 Find out more about Flip Out Basingstoke here.

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