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Smaaash sounded like such a boy-bonding place that I waited for long to do this with my son and a group of boys
The gaming zone
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The gaming zone
Further filling the gaming card, we move to the gaming zone where the kids try their hand at gaming consoles and play all kinds of games. Vani, my daughter, wants to try the 7-D movie (what on earth can be seven dimensions?). The film is five minutes long and she gets into the theatre along with another bunch of college students, returning with a huge smile and endorsing that it was even scarier than the one she went for in Singapore.
The indoor cricket pitch
All through, there are constant switches of Smaaash staff that come, check if you are okay and make suggestions. We are led to the zipline and we watch as the staff straps a man into the zipline. The zipline is manned by efficient staff but both the kids didn’t want to attempt it. So, we are gently herded to a virtual skydive where the kids are strapped to a hang-gliding machine, fitted with a screen into which they fly. It worked. They loved it.
Adults can enjoy paintball too
There is food and beverages and alcohol; Smaaash a cool place to hang out with buddies, family or no family. It exudes a young vibe and yet, family and kiddies will enjoy it because there are all kinds of things to do here, from paintball to twilight bowling, to zipline, X2 racing, to playing dozens of simulated and virtual reality games.
Go for it.
P.S. They are also set to revamp certain sections, we’re told.
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