Get Air Trampoline Park

Never again. I take my son to all places like this. This one has way to many rules and overpriced. The employees did nothing but argue the entire time. Yelling at each other across the building.

Last week, my husband and I were entrusted with a little red school bus and a handful of rowdy middle school kids. What did we do? We brought them here for some chaos and fun! Fortuntely, there was little chaos and a lot of fun!
Get Air has is a brightly-​painted building that has:
— One large trampoline area with dozens of trampolines laid side by side for crazy jumping around, including a few along the wall on an incline.
— A trampoline dodgeball court!
— Four foam pits. One for jumping into, one for jumping up onto a rope and swinging into, and one for attempting to walk a tightrope contraption across. A fourth pit had a Jacobs ladder but it was removed at the time and my kids just jumped in there. There was a sign saying no more than one person in at a time but no one got yelled at…
— A basketball hoop you can jump up to.
— Separate trampoline and foam pit for small kids.
— Party rooms upstairs.
— Places to put all your shoes or…
— Lockers that cost fifty cents.
— Bathrooms. They were a bit icky.
— Snack counter with overpriced snacks and drinks.
The things I didn’t like about Get Air:
— $ 12/​hour for a jump or $ 20 for two hours. Sort of pricey.
— You either have to purchase their socks or go barefoot. Your own socks aren’t allowed because they’re too slippery. I didn’t want to buy socks so I ended up barefoot, which was OK, until you were walking around on the main floor without shoes. Icky. Ick, ick. But I guess you can try not to think about that…
— You had to pay every time you opened your locker to retrieve something.
Our group of kids had a blast. My husband ended the two hours drenched in sweat from endless dodgeball games. Clearly a great place for adults and kids to have fun — if it’s your kind of thing! I jumped around a bit and attempted the tightrope thing (which I promptly fell off of).
I think I would have had more fun if the place wasn’t packed. I was almost worried about safety because it seemed like there were too many people jumping around and collisions were inevitable. I know they have a wristband policy where your time expires depending on the wristband color, but do they limit the number of people jumping at a time? Not sure.
Good times. Drop your worries and jump your heart out!

So much fun! Just don’t think about all the other dirty feet on the trampolines or in the foam pit and go be a kid and have fun!!! Went with my brother, sis in law and their kids and had an amazing time.
Let out your inner child, don’t worry if you can’t jump because with these trampolines you’ll think you’re a world class star. Go out and get air!!!

My kids love this place and I do it, I mean what adult would t like to pull out their inner child and jump on tons of trampolines! Duh! The employees are on top of everything which is great as a parent. Def bring your kiddies and yourself if you haven’t already!

Super fun especially the dodgeball section. But bring a towel and a change of clothes. It was my first time so maybe the AC was on the fritz but it was hot. They need to add some fans in the back.
Pros: very fun, doing flips, little kids section, foam pits, hitting kids with dodge balls
Cons: hot, not much air flow, a bit pricey
I would give 5 star if it was not so hot inside

Prices are really expensive. However, the thing that irritated me the most is the fact that the entire 2 hours I was here I had to listen to vastly inappropriate music for children! I have a 7 year old child that doesn’t need to listen to this vulgar rap music. I’m disgusted and will most likely not be back.