CLYMB Abu Dhabi, a new sports and leisure attraction on Yas Island, has been awarded with two Guinness  World Records titles for the world’s largest indoor skydiving wind tunnel at 10 m (32 ft) in diameter and 54.6 m (179.2 ft) high and the world’s tallest indoor artificial climbing wall reaching 42.16 m (138ft). 

 

Launched on November 29, 2019, CLYMB Abu Dhabi provides guests with a unique experience, taking them to record-breaking heights. The two attractions are suitable for visitors of all ages and skills, with highly trained instructors taking visitors through safety tips and techniques before introducing flying and climbing techniques.

 

With five climbing walls of varying degrees of height and difficulty, CLYMB Abu Dhabi is suitable for both beginners and experts alike, in addition to the largest indoor skydiving flight chamber, said a statement.

 

Prior to the announcement, visitors have been enjoying the indoor skydiving and climbing facilities as well as the two in-house food and beverage outlets at CLYMB Abu Dhabi, offering a fun day out for the whole family. Visitors are also able to watch others tackle The SUMMYT and watch others fly in the wind tunnel from the free viewing platforms. The two titles add CLYMB Abu Dhabi to the list of record-breaking attractions on Yas Island, it said.

 

General Manager of CLYMB Abu Dhabi and Acting Head of Yas Theme Parks, Bianca Sammut, commented: “We are delighted that our adrenaline-fuelled attractions have been awarded two Guinness World Records titles. As the title holders of the world’s largest indoor skydiving wind tunnel and world’s tallest indoor artificial climbing wall, we are able to provide customers with two unique, record-breaking experiences, unlike any they have witnessed before. This recognition consolidates our position as a global attraction and we look forward to allowing our visitors to reach new heights.”

 

CLYMB Abu Dhabi has implemented safety measures throughout the facilities including mandatory online booking to ensure that the limited capacity of 30% is adhered to, thermal screening cameras, safe distance markers at all facilities and outlets, modified capacity in the facilities and modified dining and shopping experiences.  – TradeArabia News Service