Top Active Leisure Sport in East of England

I suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks. The in-house options can be pricey, and it’s nice to enjoy your own food while watching the races.

If you want a good view without breaking the bank check out the Banking section. It’s free and gives you a great angle of the action plus it’s less crowded.

Download a map of the wall on your phone before you go. I lost signal in some areas, so having a map saved me from wandering aimlessly.

Pack a refillable water bottle and some snacks. There are long stretches without facilities, and trust me, you don't want to be caught hungry or thirsty.

If you're on a budget, consider visiting in the off-season. I went in August, and the crowds made it hard to enjoy some spots. Spring or early autumn is way better.

If you're looking to save money, check for combo deals or special promotions on their website. I found a package that included multiple races and had a good discount.

I recommend booking your session in advance online. It saves time and guarantees your spot, especially on busy weekends. I noticed a lot of walk-ins were turned away because it was fully booked.

My advice is to bring your own skates if you have them. The rentals are okay, but I felt way more comfortable in my own. Plus, it saves a bit of cash too!

I recommend grabbing a snack before you leave! The cafe inside is kinda pricey and not the best. I got something that wasn't fresh at all, so I'd suggest eating outside instead.

I suggest arriving around 10 AM; it gets busy later, and you can race without rushing. I was able to enjoy more laps that way!

If you're planning to go on a weekend, I suggest getting there around 10 AM. It gets super busy and you might have to wait a lot. Trust me, I wished I had gone earlier!