"Experience the world's largest indoor ropes course inside Jordan's Furniture. Channel your inner tightrope walker as you take on the 56-foot tall ropes courses and climb through cargo nets, angled rope ladders and more. Connecting the two rope courses are four of the longest Sky Rail zip lines that were ever made," the Connecticut Tourism Office says.

"Prepare to be wowed as you Zip It 180-feet over the Waltzing Water Show and restaurants down below. For those that like an extra daring challenge, participants can choose to exit the course with a free-fall sensation off the Jump It platform at the very top of the building. Other activities include 5 Climb It vertical climbing attractions, and for the youngsters, there is the Little It ropes course for kids under 4-feet tall.

"This attraction is for the entire family, no experience required. While you're taking it all in be prepared to be blown away by the 1,000 nozzle Liquid Fireworks water fountain that goes to the beat of 41,000 watts of stereo sound and lighting. Your adventure awaits."

"IT Adventure Ropes Course boasts the title of being the largest indoor ropes course in the world. It has two courses that span 60 feet in height with a whole slew of activities to do. Up high in the ropes course, you will find things like cargo nets that will test your balance. Don't worry, it is perfectly safe, you are harnessed in at all times!" the Only In Your State reports.

"IT Adventure Ropes Course is really meant for all ages. It is a great place to bring the whole family for an afternoon of entertainment. The lights and sounds at IT are incredible and highlight the overall experience. The ropes course also possesses a 50 foot free fall jump to exit the course if you dare to try it.

"All of this activity will work up an appetite and there are two great places to grab some grub here. Blaze Pizza makes personal pizzas with your choice of toppings and they are really satisfying. If you are in the mood for something sweet, then Scoop It has delicious ice cream available."

"Join us for fun and adventure at It Adventure Ropes Course! Explore our heart-pumping four-level It + Zip It ropes course + zip rails sitting at heights up to 56 feet, or the Little It ropes course, which is positioned close to the ground and designed specifically for small children. Exit the tall ropes course with the Jump It free fall simulation, and add on the Climb It walls for a fresh take on climbing!" the official website says.

"From toddlers to grandparents, an It Adventure Ropes Course adventure is an active, unforgettable experience that all ages and entire families can do together. Online reservations are not required but are recommended. We hope to see you soon!"

"You may be indoors, but it will feel like the sky’s the limit at the It Adventure Ropes Course inside Jordan’s Furniture, the largest indoor ropes course in the world," the Visit Connecticut says.

"The zip rails in the course soar up to 56 feet and take you over a liquid fireworks water show. Other challenges (there are over 100!) on the four-level course include a double catwalk, crisscross angled rope ladders, zig-zag swinging beams, cargo nets and bridges, all experienced while you are secured in a full-body harness and sling line.

"For those kids under 48 inches tall, there’s the Little It course, positioned close to the ground with platforms less than three feet high and adults close by to lend a hand if needed."

"A quick walk through the store's showroom will bring you face to face with a 45-foot-high water show. Accentuated by changing colors and vibrant music, this is just the beginning of the wow factor," the Mommy Poppins reports.

"Above and around stretches a labyrinth of 60-foot-high ropes with four levels; four 180-foot-long zip lines whiz adventurers over the light and water show.

"After a quick check-in at the ticket counter, followed by a brief stop in the equipment area where an attendant will harness you, you're ready to climb to new heights. Zigzag swinging beams, cargo nets, suspension bridges, rope ladders, and plank-walking are just some of the attractions."

"If you're looking for a fun, one-of-a-kind, and exhilarating indoor adventure to explore this winter, look no further than the world's largest indoor ropes course, conveniently located right here in Connecticut," the News Break reports.

"Described as "not just a store, an experience" Jordan's boasts a variety of different attractions within their stores that includes an I-MAX theater, enchanted, village, giant slide ride, and an impressive indoor ropes course found only in their New Haven, Connecticut location.

"If you're looking to really get your adrenaline pumping, Jordan's also offers a brand new free fall stimulation where you'll step off of a platform from the top of the ropes course. You'll free-fall for approximately five feet and then gently descend to the ground."

"The kids had a blast. 1 hour was enough for my children as they tire easily with noise and crowds. We paid extra for the free fall as the end which they loved. It was during a school break week and very crowded which would be my only critique. Otherwise was a great experience and would return, just would try to go during a less peak time. There are vending machines and tables with chairs for parents to sit."

"The place is huge. But what’s great about it is that the ropes course is made up of many levels, so the kids could stay as long as they wanted on the lower ones until they felt comfortable moving higher."

"My husband and I had a blast. We went before noon and only had to share the course with two other people. There are lots of levels and lots of choices on which obstacles you’d like to complete to get around. Multiple zip lines as well."

"My ganddaughter is nine years old and she had a great time with the ropes course and zip lines. Talked about how much fun she had all the way home! We spent almost two hours on a Saturday, with no wait to get tickets or to get belted/tethered up. On the course there were very few waits, as well. She really enjoyed the different zip lines you could take, especially the one that went over the water fountain and could get your feet wet from the jets. We enjoyed the pizza, especially the choose your own ingredients part. Overall, the staff were all great and we are already planning to go back, so she can try the rock wall climbing."

"Huge ropes coarse, great time for the kids never see them and have to fight to leave every time even after two hours of them playing."

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