Here are some things to know about water zorbing:
- It’s generally safe for people of all ages and fitness levels.
- You’ll typically wear a life jacket inside the zorb ball for added safety.
- Water zorbing facilities can be found at amusement parks, water parks, and some resorts.
- The zorb balls are inflatable and quite large, so you won’t feel claustrophobic inside.
- It’s a fun activity to do with friends or family.
Yes, generally water zorbing is considered safe. Reputable facilities will have proper safety procedures in place and well-maintained equipment.
Minimum age limits can vary depending on the facility, but it’s often around 4-6 years old. Always check with the specific zorbing provider.
There may be weight restrictions for water zorbing, especially for single riders. Check with the facility for details. Typically, there are no height restrictions.
While life jackets are provided for added safety, some basic swimming ability is recommended in case you fall out of the zorb unexpectedly.
Swimwear is ideal, but comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes you don’t mind getting wet will work too. Bring a towel and sunscreen as well.
Zorb balls can accommodate one or two riders depending on the size.
No, most people don’t find it scary. The zorbs are large and inflatable, so you shouldn’t feel claustrophobic.
It’s common to bounce and flip around in the water zorb. There’s nothing to worry about, you’ll just be floating around inside the ball.
The ride time can vary depending on the facility, but it’s typically a few minutes.
Prices can vary depending on location and duration, but expect to pay around $10-$30 per ride.
Water zorbing facilities can be found at amusement parks, water parks, some resorts, and adventure centers.
