Bristol’s Ninja Warrior Adventure Park has warned customers about a potential scam message doing the rounds.
In a post on Facebook earlier this month, the team at the Cribbs causeway site said they had been aware of a scam page and warned people not to engage with the message.
The post said: “We have been made aware of a scam page messaging guests requesting bank details for a competition. This page is in no way affiliated with Ninja Warrior Bristol, it is a scam.
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“Please report the page, as this will help us get the page closed down as soon as possible. Thank you.”
The Ninja Warrior site in Bristol opened at Cribbs Causeway in December. The new venue features a mix of adrenalin-fuelled TV show-style courses and inflatable runs inspired by the programme and promises to combine fun and fitness. The 43,000 sq. ft indoor facility includes obstacles to climb, balance, jump and swing across, as well the famous Warped Wall.
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