GoMonkey
Indoor adventure park with ziplines and climbing courses for kids and adults
At a Glance
Best Ages
3 and up
Cost
Free to low
Time Needed
10 minutes
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor
Weather Fit
All weather
Stroller Access
Limited
Washrooms
Available
Food
Not available on-site
Parking
Limited
Booking
Recommended
Parent Effort
Moderate
GoMonkey Forest Gladsaxe offers a high-energy indoor obstacle course with ziplines and climbing challenges, suitable for older children and confident adults. Not recommended for young children or those afraid of heights. The short, intense sessions are priced per minute and can be costly; staff are attentive but wait times for help may occur. Some guests report knee strain after activity.
About This Place
GoMonkey Forest Gladsaxe is an indoor climbing park located in Gladsaxe, Denmark. It features multiple climbing routes, swing bridges, and high-level challenges suitable for children and adults. The facility supports birthday parties, school groups, team-building events, and special activities like 'Blå Mandag' (Blue Monday). It is designed for ages 3 and up, with activities tailored to different skill levels. The venue is fully indoor, making it accessible year-round.
Official Website open_in_new- Monday – Sunday
- 10:00 – 16:00
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
- 10-minute session
- kr250.00
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Adapted challenges
Age- and skill-appropriate zones for different ability levels
All-weather access
Fully indoor space ensures year-round play regardless of weather
Group activities
Offers birthday parties, school visits, and team-building events
Supportive staff
Staff available to assist with event bookings and safety guidance
Good to Know Before You Go
- Age suitability
- Best suited for older children and adults; not recommended for very young children or those afraid of heights.
- Duration and pricing
- Sessions are short (typically 10 minutes) and priced at around 250 DKK, making it expensive per minute.
- Physical considerations
- May cause knee discomfort for participants with pre-existing joint issues; not recommended for those with significant balance or mobility concerns.
- Experience level
- Best suited for those confident with heights and some physical activity; challenging for first-time climbers or those with fear of heights.
- Wait times
- Help from staff may take up to 10 minutes during busy periods, so patience is advised.
- Booking and reservations
- Reservation strongly recommended to avoid wait times and ensure availability, especially on weekends.
- Accessibility
- Fully indoor facility; no specific mention of wheelchair access, though the environment may accommodate some mobility aids.
- Crowds
- Can be crowded on weekends; timing visits mid-week may offer a more relaxed experience.
Kid Fit by Age
Babies under 3 are not permitted; the environment involves climbing, ziplines, and physical activity unsuitable for infants.
Toddlers may struggle with the height and complexity of challenges; while some low routes exist, the park is best suited for older children. Safety is strong, but risk of fear or injury increases for very young users.
Preschoolers aged 3 - 5 can participate in basic low-level challenges and ziplines with supervision; the jungle theme is engaging, and staff support helps with confidence. However, higher routes are not recommended.
Elementary-aged children thrive here with age-appropriate zones and increasing challenge levels; ziplines and climbing challenges provide physical activity and fun in a safe, structured environment.
Tweens are well-suited to the park's difficulty progression; they enjoy the thrill of higher routes and ziplines while benefiting from social engagement and independent exploration.
Teens appreciate the physical challenge, speed, and social dynamics of the course; the park provides an engaging alternative to screen time with a mix of adventure and adrenaline.
Insider Tips
Reserve in advance to secure time slot
Start with lower routes if new to climbing
Arrive 10 minutes early to complete safety briefing
Check for 'Blå Mandag' events for discounts
- •Always wear provided safety harness
- •Staff monitor all climbing zones
- •Emergency protocols are clear and practiced
- •Step-free access throughout
- •Sensory-friendly hours available
- •Baby change facilities on-site
- •Wheelchair accessible routes
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-week mornings to avoid weekend crowds and long waits.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What age group is this place best suited for? expand_more
The park is suitable for children aged 3 and up, but the most enjoyable and safe experience is typically for older children and adults. It is not recommended for very young children or those uncomfortable with heights.
Is it necessary to book in advance? expand_more
Yes, reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times and ensure availability, especially on weekends when the park can be crowded.
What should visitors bring or wear? expand_more
The facility is indoor and fully accessible regardless of weather, so no special clothing or gear is required beyond normal indoor wear. However, bring comfortable shoes as physical activity may lead to knee discomfort for some.
Is there parking available, and is it convenient? expand_more
Parking is not explicitly mentioned in available information. Given the location near a library and school, parking is likely limited, so using public transport is recommended.
Are there any known issues with staffing or value for money? expand_more
While the park is safe and staff are trained, some users have reported up to 10 minutes of waiting time for assistance. Due to high intensity and short duration (typically 10 minutes), the cost per minute can seem high, especially for shorter sessions.
Is this place suitable for beginners or people afraid of heights? expand_more
The park is not suitable for first-time climbers or those afraid of heights. The climbing routes progress from low and easy to high and challenging, so participants should be confident in their abilities and comfort with heights.
Location
Make it a half-day
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Last checked: 2026