"A new rooftop attraction billed as the highest roof walk in the UK is set to open at an iconic London landmark next month. Visitors are invited to scale the roof of Ally Pally and enjoy panoramic views of the city when they climb The Summit at Alexandra Palace. The guided walk was developed by Wire & Sky, the company behind attractions including the Dare Skywalk at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the Cutty Sark rig climb, Liverpool's Anfield Abseil and, previously, Up at The O2."
"Although these structures rise higher above the ground, Alexandra Palace sits further above sea level due to its hilltop location, which gives this attraction its highest status. The hour-long walk leads climbers to the Angel of Plenty statue which stands 130 metres above the City of London, before opening out to a 360-degree view of the capital. The attraction will open next month The attraction will launch on Valentine's Day for any couples seeking to reach new heights in their relationships."
"Andy Broad, managing director of Wire & Sky said: We're thrilled to bring Wire & Sky rooftop adventures to Alexandra Palace an iconic London landmark with history, entertainment and incredible views. With Summit Ally Pally, we're offering a completely new way to experience the building and the city's skyline. Prices at the attraction start at 22 per person This will be one of London's most exciting attractions, combining heritage with adventure."
The Summit at Alexandra Palace is a new guided rooftop walk opening next month, billed as the UK's highest roof walk due to the hilltop location. Visitors climb to the Angel of Plenty statue, which stands 130 metres above the City of London, for panoramic 360-degree views. Wire & Sky developed the attraction; the company previously produced the Dare Skywalk, Cutty Sark rig climb, Anfield Abseil and Up at The O2. Climbs last an hour and include Daytime, Sunset and London Lights options, with group, corporate, charity and private climbs available. Prices start at 22 per person plus a booking fee, and the launch coincides with Valentine's Day.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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