POIN Panama adventure park
A new YouTube vlog published Mar 19 introduces POIN Panama as an 'ultimate' high‑altitude adventure park promising zip‑lines, climbing and immersive mountain experiences — part of the experiential, adrenaline‑driven travel trend. The footage flags sustainability and community impact as questions to watch as such parks scale. (youtube.com)
POIN sits on Avenida Balboa (Cinta Costera) atop a skyscraper advertised at over 150 metres (492 feet), with the Mirador de Cristal located on the 37th floor. (civitatis.com) The venue’s official materials list zipline, giant swing, SkyDeck, “The Edge,” climbing walls, a Lightbox museum and a 360° virtual tour as on‑site attractions. (poinpanama.com) Commercial resellers show pay‑as‑you‑go options: an observation‑deck + VR ticket is listed near US$32 on major booking platforms, while full‑package experiences combining zipline, swing, glass floor and a drink are offered through tour operators and in some visitor reports at roughly US$99. (expedia.com) POIN’s published schedule is daily from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and the attraction markets add‑ons such as “Sky Dinner” (listed from US$120) and monthly “Wellness Saturdays” like sunrise yoga (listed from US$20). (poinpanama.com) Visitor platforms show strong demand and high ratings for the attraction, with TripAdvisor listing POIN among its Travellers’ Choice entries and hundreds of reviews reporting the glass‑floor and adrenaline experiences. (tripadvisor.com.ve) Panama’s broader corporate scene has emphasised sustainability and RSE in recent years—surveys cited in local coverage put sustainability as a strategic priority for roughly 62% of Panamanian firms—which sets an external benchmark for monitoring POIN’s community and environmental commitments as the attraction expands. (enelmediopanama.com)
