Posted in Boston March 01, 2018 by

You Have To Visit This One Of A Kind Furniture Store Near Boston

We all know that Jordan’s Furniture near Avon is a winter wonderland with ice skating, a light show, and the adorable Enchanted Village, but that isn’t the only branch of the store that’s worth a visit. Next time you’re in the market for a new couch and an adrenaline fix, head out to the Jordan’s in Reading!

You could just tour an average furniture showroom…

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…Or you could check out dining room sets, sail down a 69-foot long zip line, and take an adventure ropes course!
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Beanstalk Adventure Ropes Course offers two different difficulty levels: navigate the course from 12 feet or 24 feet up in the air.
Balance your way across zig-zag beams and traverse rope ladders, comfortable in the knowledge that you're secured with a harness in case you're not quite as athletic as you think!
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Shopping with the family in tow? Kids aged two to seven can enjoy their own mini adventure on the Beansprout ropes course.

Tickets for the Beanstalk ropes course cost $14, and admission to the Beansprout course is $7.
Once you've worked up an appetite, refuel at Big Dig Ice Cream, which features ice cream from Richardson's, a farm based in Middletown that was established back in 1636.
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Richardson's offers all the classic flavors you'd expect, including Green Monster, as well as retro options like frozen pudding. The selection of fro-yo is extensive and pleasingly rich.
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That's not the only sweet treat waiting for you at this furniture store. Forget Legos. Jelly beans are the construction material of choice here.
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As you explore Beantown, you'll see this candy in a whole new light.
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A whopping 25 million jelly beans were used to replicate Boston landmarks. An edible version of the Green Monster, anyone?
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Furniture is only the beginning of what this one-of-a-kind store has to offer. You'll find this Jordan's location at 50 Walkers Brook Drive in Reading.
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What’s your favorite Jordan’s attraction? Let us know in the comments.

If you’re interested in an outdoor ropes course, you should also check out this treetop adventure in Canton.