About Get Air Trampoline Park
Get Air Trampoline Park offers a versatile family entertainment experience, particularly excelling in hosting large birthday parties with accommodating staff and dedicated party amenities. It provides a variety of jumping activities, including trampolines, a sponge block pit, and jumping basketball. The venue's spread-out, one-level layout generally assists parents in supervising their children. While many experiences are positive, there's a significant safety concern regarding poorly designed new slides that pose a risk to younger children, requiring careful parental vigilance.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Large birthday parties for school-aged children (e.g., 8-year-olds and their classmates) who desire a dedicated space and customizable experience.Family outings with children spanning a wide age range (2-10 years old) where varied activities are appreciated.Parents prioritizing easy visual supervision due to the open, single-level layout.Groups looking for a complete party package that includes food, drinks, and goodie bags.Young children (2-5 years old): Some areas are suitable (2-year-old had fun), but new slide attractions (if reopened) pose significant safety risks and are not recommended.
Why families love it
- Large banquet room (seats 60-75 kids & adults) with an upstairs private viewing area, ideal for big birthday parties.
- Staff is highly accommodating for parties, allowing early setup (1 hour) and custom decor.
- Birthday party goodie bags include a $5 concession voucher, adding value.
- Offers a variety of activities: trampolines, sponge blocks pit, jumping basketball, and arena-type games.
- The layout is 'spread out' and 'all areas are on one level,' making it easier for parents to supervise multiple children simultaneously.
- Wristband system clearly announces when jumping time is complete.
Insider tips
- Be prepared to purchase mandatory slip-resistant socks upon arrival.
- If hosting a party, inquire about coming an hour early for custom setup if you plan to bring your own decor.
- For large birthday groups, the 30-jumper package is a good option, accommodating 20+ children and family.
- Exercise extreme caution or avoid any newly installed slide attractions, especially for younger children, until safety and parental access concerns are demonstrably resolved.
- Consider visiting on non-holiday weekdays to avoid potential crowds.
Good to know before you go
- Any newly installed slide attractions, particularly for toddlers and young children, due to documented safety hazards and lack of parental access.
- Holiday Mondays if you prefer a less crowded environment and shorter wait times.
- If you require consistent, active staff supervision directly within the jumping areas.
- If a traumatic experience for a child (like the slide incident) would be unacceptable without full responsibility or refund.
- Newly installed slides were poorly designed, causing children (including a 5-year-old) to pile up in a deep foam pit with no easy exit, limited parental visibility, and a dangerous narrow channel for parent access. This led to trampling and trauma.
- Crowds
- Can be 'quite crowded' on a Monday holiday.
- Value
- Jumping costs $19.99 per jumper for one hour. This is perceived as somewhat high. There's a hidden cost for mandatory slip-resistant socks. However, birthday party packages (e.g., 30-jumper) offer good value, including pizza, drinks, and goodie bags with a $5 concession voucher, making them a comprehensive and worthwhile option for larger groups.
- Food
- Popcorn is available at concessions.
- Accessibility
- The facility is largely on 'one level,' which may aid mobility, but no specific accommodations for wheelchairs or other special needs are mentioned.
- Safety
- One-level, spread-out layout aids parental supervision.
What parents say
"Get Air installed a new set of slides that were poorly positioned and not well thought out. They were opened for the first time during toddler time. These slides have zero visibility or access for parents to help kids in the back of the slide. Kids slide down into a deep foam pit while more kids continue to slide down and pile on top of each other, with no easy grab hold or way out. They have to climb up the slide that other kids are coming down. Several little kids ( including my 5 year old daughter) were trampled and couldn't breathe easy with minutes of them opening this new set of sl"
2 weeks ago
"This was my first time visiting this location. I felt that it was a smaller trampoline park and was quite crowded for a Monday holiday. We were a large crowd 8 jumpers and 6 adults. We felt there was adequate seating. We jumped for an hour for $19.99 per jumper. We had to buy slip resistant socks to jump. Place seemed pretty clean. Kids enjoyed it. Giving 3 stars because of price, popcorn that was jumping with the kids, and limited supervision. Staff hung out at the counter most of the time we were there."
3 months ago
"It's fun for the kids. Spread out so it's easier to keep an eye on your kiddos. You can jump by the hour and an hour is long enough and they announce when your color wrist band time is up. I've taken my 2yr old 5 6 and 10 yr old and they all have a blast."
2 weeks ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
