Are you new here?

If yes, these are your first steps:

1. Registration: People who come to the climbing hall for the first time must register. With your signature, you confirm that you have been trained professionally, that you adhere to general climbing rules and our house rules and also that you accept our terms and conditions. Note: Children under the age of 14 are not allowed in the climbing hall without an accompanying adult. All adults are registered on-site. Young people between the ages of 14 and 18 need the consent of their legal guardians to climb independently and unsupervised (see below). Persons responsible for school or training groups can also make a group registration (see below).
2. Cash desk: You can only buy your ticket once you have completed your registration. Please check in advance about prices.
3. Identification for discounts: To make use of any discounts you must have your valid ID ready at the cash desk (membership of an alpine club, student ID, family pass, etc). No discount without ID!
4. Changing rooms: With a valid ticket, you can enter through a turnstile to the changing rooms, where you can use the ticket to lock and unlock one of the lockers. We strongly recommend that you store EVERYTHING in it and always lock it behind you. Please change in the changing room (not in the hall), only take what you need upstairs and leave your backpack in the locker in the cloakroom. Please note that for reasons of hygiene and our delicate safety floor, the climbing hall may not be entered with street shoes. Note: If you forget which locker is yours, the card reader at the entrance to the changing rooms will tell you.
5. Safety - climbing rules and house rules: Please take the time to read our house rules and safety considerations carefully before climbing and bouldering. There is a lot of information here that is for your own safety. Our main concerns are as follows:
   1. Keep the landing area clear: People can fall to the ground, especially in the first few meters of a route. For your own safety and the safety of your neighbouring climbers: DO NOT leave anything on the ground in front of the climbing wall, and avoid loitering in these fall areas! Never sit on the ground under climbing people! Rope bags and hard objects especially, such as drinking bottles and belay devices, are better placed directly against the wall rather than left lying around on the safety floor.
      Please note that in the bouldering areas, the mats are intended for jumping down onto and are not for sitting or lying around. Drinking bottles have no place on the bouldering mats! To unwind, go to the edge of the jump mats and watch out for people bouldering behind your back, especially in narrower areas ("Kilterboard" and "Nordwest Eck")! Please help to contribute to safety in our hall and make others aware of potential hazards.
      If possible, prams should not be taken into the climbing hall, but if you do, Maxi-Cosi are preferred. Under no circumstances may prams/car-seats be positioned in the fall area of climbers. Please position them at the edge of the hall in the spaces provided for this purpose.
   2. Keep your distance when climbing: Maintain a sufficient distance from other people and avoid climbing in the fall area of other climbers. Those who are already on the wall have priority! For this reason, the immediate lines to the right and left of people already climbing should not be used unless a distance of 5 quickdraws can be maintained. Please be considerate of others, coordinate, and talk to each other!
   3. Partner check and correct belaying: Before you start climbing, please check whether you are tied in correctly and whether the belay devices are inserted correctly. Trust is a good thing, but checking is better. Make sure that your partner can reliably hold an unexpected fall and that they know how to use the equipment. Lives are at stake here. Belaying with a slack rope or standing too far from the climbing wall is to be expressly avoided! Please watch our safety video.
   4. Neat and tidy: Please do NOT leave ANYTHING lying around in the middle of the floor. Don't leave all your bags and pouches IN FRONT of the storage compartments provided, but INSIDE them instead. Most importantly, large bags, rucksacks, or items of clothing belong in the compartments and not on the hall floor! Remember: You are not alone in the hall!
   5. T-shirt requirement and bare feet: For reasons of hygiene, it is NOT permitted to climb barefoot or without a shirt. You are also NOT allowed to enter the bistro, the weight room, or the toilets either barefoot or without a shirt.
   6. Lost and found: Every day a wheelbarrow full of stuff is left behind in the hall, so at the latest please check when leaving the cloakroom whether you have all your belongings with you (harness, drinking bottle, chalk bag, rope bag, belay device, etc). If you have forgotten something, please do not call us! Unfortunately, we rarely have time to check if your stuff is lying around somewhere on the Lost & Found shelf, so please come by. Our employees will be happy to let you into the hall so that you can take a look for yourself!

Why the need for registration?

Registering your details with us is part of our legal obligation to "inform you about the dangers" of climbing and to clarify the safety measures in our climbing gym. We primarily need your recorded personal data to be able to contact you in the event of problems, e.g. accidents, forgotten items, closing days, etc. In addition, you will be able to receive the latest information on events, promotions, and special offers from us (if you wish). Registration is a one-time thing, so once you have registered for the first time, you will never need to again.