Theme Park

I remember hearing about them briefly (advertising at the time) but was under the impression that the site(s) was largely for corporate events rather than a family day out due to the cost involved in hiring it.

Being local, do you have any further information?

EDIT: Found this, which you may find interesting;

http://www.ukgameshows.com/index.php/The_Crystal_Maze_Cyberdrome

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"You haven't got a clue have you.
But you will do - if you watch for thirty minutes!"

THERES ONE IN WALES DONT ASK ME WHERE IT WAS GOOD FUN GR8 LITTLE QUIZZES AND I WAS 2 TICKETS AWAY FROM WINNING (ALTHO NO TICKETS JSU FLASHIGN BUTTOND )

Yeah, I went to the one in Blackpool two years running (around twelve years ago). You were given a card and told where to go round the maze, there would be loads of teams running around at the same time but the computer would direct you to a specific free terminal somewhere in the maze. When you found it, your computer host would allocate you a game, usually on the computer screen (i.e. rearrange letters to make a word) but sometimes it would be a proper physical game. I remember one where you had a certain amount of time to climb through a spider's web maze, and touching a strand would take a certain amount of time off the clock. You had to climb through, touch a button at the end of the maze and them climb back out. When you got to the dome (after about eight games) it was basically a dome 2.5m high with buttons everywhere. The first time I went, there were two types of button, crystal and skull. Pressing a crystal one when lit was equivalent to a gold token, and pressing a skull one when lit was equivalent to a silver token. This was rubbish as eventually you learned which ones to press and which not to press. The next year they replaced them with identical flashing lights and pressing a lit one was equivalent to a gold token, and pressing an unlit one was equivalent to a silver token. Apparently there were six; five in England, one in Japan. There is still one running in Pembrokeshire (http://www.cc2000.info/crystal.asp).

Ah, memories! I can't believe there are no episodes on YouTube. But here's the opening: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fbUPtU9XOc