Skytrex Adventure (Extreme Warrior + Little Dino), Melaka

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My last adventure with Skytrex was 7 years ago at Taman Pertanian, Shah Alam. It is not that I do not like this activity to wait too long for this activity. First, it is because it is too far from where I stay. Second, it is not challenging for my level. Third, it is more fun to have more people joining for the activity. Since there is a new Skytrex near me and I found my gang for this activity. I just cannot missed it. 
My son is 110cm and he is almost 4 years old so he is just qualified to participate for Little Dino but must be accompanied by an adult due to his young age. The price for the Little Dino is RM45 (online price) per person and the adults is paying for the same price too. If you walk in, you need to pay extra RM5 from their online price.

There are only 3 time slots for Little Dino only which is 10.30am, 12.00pm and 3.00pm. During weekdays, Little Dino is not available. At their website, it is written the course requires 2 hours but in reality, it just need about 1 hour. It is just 11 obstacles so not much challenge so it is safe for age 3 years old and above to play as long as he or she meets the minimum height requirement of 110cm. My son can do it, why not yours? Anyway, you can watch a short video of his adventure below.
Time for the adults to play the hardest track that's available in Skytrex Adventure Melaka which is the Extreme Warrior (RM65/pax) - online price. There is option for you to get their bottle water and gloves for additional RM20. I really do suggest you to bring gloves for this activity because you will definitely going to hurt your palm. For your information, actually there is no minimum pax is required but it is just more fun to play with more people instead of alone. It is really weird.
We started off with 50 meters climb. It is really tiring already for the start but this is the only part you have to climb. There is another part which is not as high as this.
Here are some of the challenges that you will experience throughout this course. 
They have another course which is known as Pahlawan Thrill at RM55/pax (online price). This course is for someone who wants a taste of the challenge but do not want it to be too hard. In my opinion, Extreme Warrior is not even consider as hard. I would say normal while Pahlawan Thrill is easy. I would send my kids for Pahlawan Thrill when he reaches the minimum height of 140cm.
There are 5 time slots for Pahlawan Thrill and Extreme Warrior during the weekends. They are 9.00am, 10.30am, 12.00pm, 1.30pm, 3.00pm. As for their weekdays, there are only 3 times slot which you can see more detail at the end of this post.
One of their signature is their signature tarzan jump. It is tiring but I am more worry of hitting the cable during the jump.
Some of you might think that it is hot to play this activity. Actually it is not especially these trees has already been a great cover for us. We hardly feel hot at all. It was very comfortable with fresh air surrounding us.
The height is very scary enough for those who is acrophobia. However, if you just trust the harness and the cable which is tying on you, there shouldn't be much issue about it.
The hardest of all obstacles is this one.
When you have short legs you may have problem like this.
Anyway, we have conquered the challenge brilliantly.
In case you want to give up, there is a couple of chicken exit which you can take. It is alright. At least you have tried.
Never forget to enjoy by taking a couple of great photos on the obstacles. It would be a memorable one.






Out of 32 obstacles in the Extreme Warrior, I believe half of the obstacles are zipline. When too many ziplines, it is more fun than challenge. So basically we are not really tired enough.
Another signature obstacle is this bicycle.
You will be cycling on a cable which is not really hard at all. It is just fun.
We have finished the course within 90 minutes. It is not difficult and not tiring. It is just pure fun! Just a couple of real obstacles but most of it are zipline so we just relax and slide it through. You can check out in my video below. As for me, I would prefer more challenging and tiring obstacles instead of just going for a joy ride. However, I still do recommend you to try at least once.

 Total Damage: RM45/pax, (Little Dino), RM55/pax (Pahlawan Thrill), RM65/pax (Extreme Warrior) - online price. Walk in price add RM5.
Ambiance: 4/5
Cleanliness: 4/5
Service: 3/5
Freakout Level: 2/5
Recommended?: Yes at least once

 Time Slot:
Pahlawan Thrill
Monday - Thursday: 3.00pm
Friday: 10.30am, 3.00pm
Weekends: 9.00am, 10.30am, 12.00pm, 1.30pm, 3.00pm

 Extreme Warrior
Monday -Thursday: 9.00am, 12.00pm
Friday: 9.00am
Weekends: 9.00am, 10.30am, 12.00pm, 1.30pm, 3.00pm

 SKYTREX MELAKA SDN BHD
Tel: +6018 909 5679
(Please call only from9am – 6pm)
Email: melaka@skytrex-adventure.coma
Location: Unnamed Road, 75450 Durian Tunggal, Melaka, Malaysia

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