Written by Syed Muhammad Abdurrahman- 5-C
On Tuesday, 2 December, our school announced that we were going to Superspace at Ocean Mall. When the day arrived, we had to wait for about thirty minutes for everyone to get on the bus, and the bus ride was almost one hour long. When we finally reached the mall, everyone started clapping with excitement.
After reaching, it took us another fifteen minutes to get off the bus and enter the mall. We had to take turns using the elevator because all of us could not fit at once. When we finally reached Superspace, the first thing we saw was a weird man waving at us, which made everyone feel a little uncomfortable.
The first ride we saw was called The Haunted Tunnel. It looked very scary. Some students went on the ride before us and said, “It was the longest ride I have ever been on.” Hearing that made me feel scared, but everyone encouraged me not to leave, so I went along with them.
Inside the tunnel, the first thing we saw was an illusion that made it look like we were about to fall off a bridge, but it wasn’t that bad. The second part was a haunted maze with scary masked men trying to scare us. Most of my classmates were not scared, except me. As we moved further, we saw a big spider on the ceiling crawling along the walls, but we managed to get through it. The third part was a mirror maze. The instructor had to come and help us, which made it easier and not so scary.
After that, we went to a game called Dodge the Laser. We thought it would be easy, but it turned out to be quite difficult. My friends and I failed twice and had to start over. The most fun part was Bounce. It had trampolines everywhere, and we had an amazing time. After that, we were given food, a drink, and ice cream.
When we left Superspace, we got back on the bus. Everyone asked the driver to play songs, and they actually listened to us. However, it was almost time for prayer, so the music was stopped. We reached school around 1:00 p.m., and we had thirty minutes to do whatever we wanted.
That was my experience on the field trip, and it was a day I will never forget.