Rogue Air Trampoline Park

We had a GREAT time today celebrating a 5 yr olds Birthday… the employees at Rogue Air completely took the stress out of everything, from supplying the pizza to decorating the room up while we «jumped»…would suggest to anyone to wnjoy

Read other reviews and have to say, if you have physical problems thats not the business’ fault, just don’t jump on a trampoline if you have a bad back.
Trampolines are always super fun by nature… So, the group I came with all had fun for 30 minutes. However, considering that it was all of our first times to come to this gym, the experience was less than fun. We figured they’d be open for a bit on a Saturday night. We went through the rigamaroll of entering a lot of personal and unnessecary info into their tablets to sign the waver, and paid our $ 10 per person, to be informed after we were ready to go in that you also have to pay $ 2 each for their brand of «hospital» style socks with tread rubber on the bottom. I’ve been to more than one of these gyms, and have NEVER had to buy special safety socks, because regular socks are totally sufficient for this activity and since you’ve given them all your info except for you blood type and signed a waver to say that any stupid thing you may do is your own fault, there is no reason not to wear your own socks with a 10% higher chance of slipping and falling on a very forgiving trampoline.
But whatever, $ 2, no one is going to cry over it.
The thing that rubbed my party the wrong way was that although the front desk employee knew we were all first-​time customers, he waited until we collectively paid over $ 60 to inform us that «By the way, we will only be open for 30 more minutes.»
Really? Couldn’t mention that before? On a Saturday night at 8:30? Had he told us before, we would have said we’ll just keep that in mind and come another time. And we would have, because trampolines are fun. But because we felt kind of fooled and a couple staff members were snarky about us coming in at 8:30, I don’t know if we’ll be back. We’ve worked in the service industry and never want to make anyone wait to close shop, but if you don’t tell us you’re about to close before we enter there isn’t much we can do to help you close early. Sorry.
Also, multiple jump areas were roped off, and their rules are way overboard compared to other places we’ve been. No double-​jumping (semi-​launching your buddy by jumping near them) because you might hurt your ankles? Come on, that’s what the waiver is for. Just post some «reccomended jumping» rules and let your customers have fun.
Bring your 5 year old here, but don’t come to have a blast with friends.

I went here for a friends birthday to see what this place was about. So you pay for an hour of jumping and there’s a number of different areas to go to. Now when I was younger I remember trampolines being more forgiving… The trampolines here are very tight and can be difficult to jump on. About blew my knee out at one point and could feel my body hating me the rest of the time. After 45 minutes of jumping and doing the various activities such as dodge ball, basketball, long jump and free jumping we found out how old we are as we didn’t have it in us to finish the whole hour. If you have any kind of back issue don’t come here, if you don’t have a back problem you will after. Lots and lots of children which this place is perfect for, probably a good baby sitter lol. Cool idea and great for children just not highly recommended for adults.

Employees off the clock launching balls at little kids in the dodge ball pit. Little girl got hit in face, led to altercation with girls dad… No adult supervision, seriously none! Do not leave your kids here unsupervised. Staff was lucky it wasn’t my kid that got hit. ASSHOLE!

A cool idea! My husband and I went tonight to check out the trampoline park, because we are both kids at heart. We were the only ones there for awhile and that was a bit weird, because the staff follows you from place to place. I understand the need from a safety point of view, but being watched like a hawk is unnerving and takes the fun out of it.
We left early because of that. I want to go back, but maybe at a busier time, so we are not the only ones being «watched»

Awesome park. The check in process is a bit intrusive and you can expect some spam, but the park is a blast for teens and pre-​teens.

Phenomenal place to spend a rainy (or sunny) day with the kids! I just spanked the older kids who were «playing» dodgeball with the littler ones and they quit. Kidding, of course. The child and I had a great time, we always felt safe, there was plenty of variety and fun to be had by kids of all ages.

This place is awesome. We had my sons 7^th birthday party here and they were great! We did a groupon for the party so we got half price so it was a great deal but had to use during the week and not on on a weekend. The extra child charge after 10 I thought was steep at $ 20 per kid
The birthday party host was great helping us set up and everything went smoothly and all the kids had fun! So glad Medford has this place, we love it.

Had a birthday party here, our pizzas were 15 mins late arriving, because of some mix up with Domino’s, they forgot to bring our drinks, and then they kicked us out of the party room when we went 5 mins over our time. For a $ 200 party, we expected better service.

I thought it would be fun for the kids… which part of it was .but they have dodge ball and I didn’t care for the older kids hitting the younger kids in the face with balls. I’m not sure what the workers are there for!

I’ve gone three times with my family. If I have a bad experience, I always make an attempt to give it another try. My rule is three strikes and you’re out. I just hope that none of my friends booked a party here. The thought of going back to such a cluster is nauseating.

This place is so cool!!! There are 7 different courts you can play on. There are two dodgeball courts, a basketball court, a «little launchers» court made just for the little kids, an air bag, a half pipe where you jump off the walls and a bigger kid version of the little kid court! They even have party rooms if you want to book a party. Sure, you have to fill out a little waiver. But its just a little safety precaution just in case something happens. And the monitors are really nice, will answer all of your questions to the best of their ability and if they can’t they’ll direct you to someone who can, and they try to the best of their ability to avoid any accidents. But they’re not babysitters, they can’t watch everyone at once and accidents do happen! I would suggest that people go online to full out their waivers and book their time slots so that they can get in really quick and start having fun faster. Everything is on their website at

I had high hopes for this place and wanted to scope it out for a possible birthday party venue but was really disappointed. The cost is $ 12.00 per hour and you have to have the «special socks» and those are $ 2.00 each (you can reuse them so you do not have to pay for them if you return). I think the cost is a bit high for what you get. It’s a few dollars cheaper per hour if you go on a weekday (not including Fridays).
There was a birthday party going on when we arrived and it was just a table set up in the corner with presents, etc. on it. I did not see a separate room for the party which means you are out where all the noise and craziness are happening.
My son and his cousin (ages 4 & 6) were very excited to jump but once they got inside and realized they had to each jump on a separate square next to each other they didn’t like that. The trampolines are all separated into squares and rectangles and enforce the «one square per person» policy continuously. Once there are a certain amount of people inside the trampolines you have to wait until someone comes out to go in. There was one trampoline that was quite big and had bouncy sides but they only allowed one person at a time and there was always a line. It seemed silly to have a huge area and only one jumper at a time. Once again the kids were disappointed because they wanted to jump together.
Overall the kids had fun, but the employees were hit or miss. The girl at the counter was very friendly and helpful but a few working at the trampolines were hit or miss.

This place was really fun in the end. And now that we know what to expect we will go prepared and have a great time.
What to know;
Fill out your releases online before you go. You have to use their little tablets in the lobby and the lines are long to use them. They are cumbersome and difficult. Now that we are in the system, we don’t have to do it again.
Expect to wait. We waited for 45 minutes to be able to play on a Saturday afternoon, after waiting 20 minutes to use their tablets. That was irritating. If we had shown up with our releases done we would have made the cut off for the earlier time slot. They comped our socks to compensate for the long wait, that was nice.
There are a limited amount of people allowed in a once, this is essential, we had plenty of room to play and many options because there weren’t too many people. The time cut offs are every half hour.
There are no lockers to put your things in, we took off all our jewelry and extra clothes, wallets, etc and put them in our trunk. Keys and shoes are just shoved in a corner… I would bring a bag next time to keep our things in. Would love lockers.
Bring water. The drinking fountains are a little bit of a trek from from the play area. Two drinking fountains for probably 200 people.
You really can’t jump on a trampoline for more than an hour, so it was the perfect time length. We left sweaty and thirsty and happy.