What age can play Intercross?

Intercross is open to ages 8 and up; rules and playing time are adjusted so younger participants can stay involved and safe.

How many people are needed to run a session?

The minimum group size is four; the session accommodates groups up to about 20, and multiple slots can be booked for larger parties.

Is there parking at Sixacre in Tagoat?

Basic on-site parking is typically available near the meeting point—check confirmation details when you book for arrival instructions.

Non-marking indoor trainers and breathable athletic clothing are recommended; bring a light layer for before and after play.

Is the activity suitable for spectators?

Yes—parents and friends can watch from designated sidelines or viewing areas, though access to the court is restricted during sessions.

Can I combine Intercross with other activities?

Yes, the facility shares space with Battlezone and other offerings—book combo sessions to make a full day of active fun.

Intercross: High-Energy Team Game in Tagoat County Wexford

Adventure Brief

Fast, playful, and perfectly suited to groups: Intercross is a one-hour indoor team game at Sixacre in Tagoat that prioritizes quick bursts of movement, passing, and teamwork. Great for families and mixed-age groups, the session runs year-round and pairs well with other activities in the same facility.

1 Hour

moderate

From €17.00

Intercross is a fast-moving team game played at Sixacre in Tagoat, County Wexford, Ireland. In a compact indoor arena shared with Battlezone, Intercross turns running, passing, and scoring into a social, high-energy hour that suits families, groups of friends, and after-school teams. The meeting point is Sixacre, Tagoat, Co. Wexford, Y35 RH76.

The format is simple but engaging: teams of four or more sprint across marked lanes, use strategy to advance the ball, and score under soft-contact rules guided by an experienced on-site guide. Physical features of the scene are practical rather than natural—the low-slung roof, painted court markings, protective netting, and modular barriers that shape routes and create choke points. Those elements make the space feel tactical; every turn or feint changes sightlines and momentum.

Intercross stands out for how it channels competitive energy into cooperative play. The activity uses an indoor arena adapted to sport and team challenges rather than relying on landscape features, which makes it resilient to Irish weather and ideal year-round. The facility’s dual use with Battlezone means you can combine activities in a single visit—make a morning of it with Intercross and an afternoon session of laser or inflatable combat in the same footprint.

This is a great option for mixed-age groups: advertised for ages eight and up, the minimum group size is four, and sessions run about one hour. Guides emphasize safety, position rotations, and accessible rule tweaks so younger players stay in the flow. Expect close bursts of running, quick lateral movement, and plenty of passing practice — all of which boosts team communication and gets heart rates up without demanding specialist fitness.

Practical travel notes: Tagoat sits within County Wexford, and the area’s transport links make it a convenient stop between New Ross and Rosslare. There’s limited on-site storage and basic facilities; bring a water bottle and warm layers for before and after the session. Booking through the referral link confirms your spot and supplies the guide.

Why book it? Intercross is compact, social, and deliberately playful — a fast, affordable group workout that sparks laughter and friendly rivalry. For families looking for active indoor options or visitors dodging wet spring weather on the southeast coast of Ireland, it’s an efficient way to burn energy, build skills, and discover a local recreation hub that combines sport and entertainment.

Sessions are run by experienced guides who give a safety briefing, basic drills, and rotation plans so everyone plays. The space fits groups up to 20; larger groups can book multiple slots. Parents can watch from sidelines, and refreshments are available. Combine Intercross with nearby coastal walks or a visit to local historic sites to round out an active day in County Wexford.