We Are Vertigo

Suitable for kids of all ages… Even 50 year olds. I have photos to prove it.
We visited we are vertigo for a friends 30^th Birthday. We didn’t really know what to expect, but gave it a bash anyways. The place is designed for kids but if you are a big kid you can have fun.
The trampolines are good fun, it does get a bit boring after a while, so make sure you try the dodge ball & other activities.
There is also in door skiing although this is pretty much a giant treadmill but it looks pretty cool. There is also an indoor adventure for actual kids but it looks like you could let your children run about here for hours.
Overall it was a great day out, and perfect for the family. So you should check this place out just for a bit of fun. Price wise it is a bit expensive, but this is a unique place to hang out over the holidays.

This was not my cup of tea but as soon as I had my first few bounces I was hooked… jumping for joy one might say.(sorry about that)
The is a great selection of different activities in we are vertigo from dodgeball, wall jumps and dual straight out of gladiators.
If you are going here it is perfect to take the kids for an hour but might I suggest you don’t tackle this with a hangover as that was tough.
Not the cheapest experience and the cost would quickly build up if you have a few people with you but worth trying out at least once.

Awesome, great place to take the kids

If you’re thinking of going to We are Vertigo I would buy a Sat Nav first because it’s a nightmare to find, it’s terribly sign posted and if I was in charge that’s the first thing I would address, literally!
Myself and 3 others visited We Are Vertigo 4 days after it opened, we weren’t really sure what to expect and before we arrived we questioned how trampolines could keep us entertained for an hour?
They ask you to book online and arrive 30 minutes before but this isn’t really necessary — the safety briefing last about 5 minutes and getting ready for action (they give you special socks with rubber grips on them) only adds another 5 — there’s a coffee shop and soft, not bouncy, seating and a few air hockey tables etc to keep you entertained for the other 20 minutes but to be honest if you got there 15 minutes before your booked time that would be plenty.
Set up in what is essentially a warehouse it can be pretty cold if you are waiting around so I would suggest bringing an extra layer. Once you get bouncing you can shed your clothes as it gets sweaty pretty quickly. The trampolines are split into sections all manned by staff who make sure you’re not getting over confident like I was. There’s a dodgeball zone, a balance beam that you duel on, think Gladiators circa 1995, basketball hoops you can practice your slam dunks on and some extra springy professional trampolines. At first we weren’t really sure what to do other than bounce up and down but then we found the dodgeball court and a group of guys willing to battle us and that quickly passed time. We then spent the rest of our time at the basketball courts doing impressions of Michael Jordan and on the balance beam battling each other.
At £12 it was pretty good value and we definitely made the most of our hour. I think if you are in a smaller group like we were an hour is just about enough time to enjoy all the facilities and work up a sweat but I think if you were in a big group you would need 2 hours. This place would be ideal for a stag, hen or birthday party and it definitely offers something different. The staff are all really out going and will get involved in banter, we even got one of the girls to referee our Dodgeball game, there were a few dodgy calls but I will let her off!
All in all this is a really welcome addiction to Belfast’s activity scene — make sure you wear comfortable clothing, the less zips and buttons the better.