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Polaris opens third off-road facility in Mumbai

The new Polaris Experience Zone features a custom dirt track and a selection of ATVs; range of adventure activities to be included.
1 min read•27 Jun '16
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Polaris India has opened an off-road adventure facility in Mumbai called the Polaris Experience Zone (PEZ). The facility is spread over five acres that includes an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) dirt track. It is the company's 54th facility in India and the third in Mumbai.

Spread over five acres, the facility houses a custom dirt track that has slopes, humps and pits. In addition to the track, PEZ also features outdoor activities like paintball, and will soon add zorbing, wall climbing, a bungee run and archery. The facility has a selection of ATVs including the Phoenix 200 and the Sportman Touring. The ATV riders are supervised by trainers at the facility, to ensure safety and also help riders hone their skill.

The new PEZ is located at Tao Experiences, Roaring Farm in Malad West, while the other two are located in Virar and Borivali.

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