Get Air Tucson

***DON’T EXPECT TO PLAY WITH YOUR OWN TODDLER HERE!!*** My kid is 40″ and 40 lbs. He’s a rough kid. No problem, let’s go get that energy out at a trampoline park. Checked in and paid for 57 minutes. No biggie. Then they called for all blue wrist bands to exit. Sweet! That means 3 kids plus my energetic guy. stop! He can’t do anything but the toddler area and the foam pits. even though it’s EMPTY, he’s played on other ninja warrior courses, knows how to jump on trampolines and I desperately need him to waste some energy. We’ve already done swimming and an outdoor playground. Nope, thanks for buying our over priced grip socks. Toddler is bored and Tucson has very limited family fun centers. What a let down. 3 *s because it’s clean and I understand liability responsibilities too bad I’m not allowed to play with my toddler though…

You check in at the front and sign your life away in a waiver warning death and paralysis. Sweet. Lots of vending machines, including a healthy vending machine (that’s a new one) but don’t worry it’s right next to the junk food machine and a hurricane simulator. Pick up a pair of required jump socks for a few bucks. Fork over a whopping six bucks, walk past the signage barring intoxicated people (smart move– keep the barf off the tramps) and walk up the ramp all while ignoring the safety video. Everyone has a colored wristband and when your hour is up they call your color. I love that they have a separate trampoline for kids under 48″. Perfect for a two year old. Even better they had balls and my child loves her some bouncy balls. After a half an hour of bouncing we were off to the foam pits. A trampoline that rockets you into a giant pit filled with foam blocks. One child per pit– another solid rule that I appreciated. Taylor Swift and the Biebs were heavy on the sound system with a little can’t keep my hands to myself thrown in. Man, I just can’t get Selena’s jam out of my head… I know I could but why would I want to…
Plenty of trampolines for the big kids. Dodgeball, rock climbing, obstacle courses like next ninja warrior, and party areas are all representing. No ambulances or paramedics were seen– so that is a good thing. The refs were paying close attention and blowing their whistles when needed. Teeny bopper girls with raging hormones were lusting after the refs. Pretty comical to watch. It’s like the modern day roller rink. I’m old. I will own it.
The second hour is discounted. Bonus! Great value for the money and a great time. Plenty of bench seating if you are just observing. I even spied a few massage chairs in the lower level– get those bad boys up near the lil air so I can get my much needed rub down like Edgar M suggested– Genius.
Tiffany S– too funny musk and feet were not noticeable– thankfully.

This weekend my family went to Get Air, we will not be going back for some time. In the past when we have gone with our son, now 3 years old, either my husband or I would pay for a participants wristband. This way one of us could play with our son while the other watched and or took fun pictures. The Lil Air area was great and we always enjoyed it. Apparently since this past summer they changed the rules so that parents are not able to jump with their little ones anymore. Let me be clear that when I say jump, considering the babies in the area it would be more appropriate to call it light bouncing. When the referee came over to ask my husband to leave the young kids area he was rather rude and unwilling to have a dialogue about the rules that I KNEW hadn’t always been.
The bottoms line is that if you are considering taking a young child that may be slightly timid or nervous about playing on a trampoline solo then this is not going to be a place for you to enjoy an afternoon. Honestly without the parental interaction being permitted I would think it better to just get rid of the lil air jump and end the guise that the place is available to «the whole family».

Cool idea. Not my favorite. My youngest was only allowed to play in the lil air section (and the foam pits)-which I totally get. But they wouldn’t let her sister play with her and she is 1 year older but very petite, she’s below the height rule of 46″, and doesn’t weigh much more than her sister. So of course they were sad they weren’t allowed to play together. I get the rule! you don’t want little ones playing with bigger ones. Liability and safety are important but I was very frustrated that within those rules they still wouldn’t follow through. It felt like organized chaos. One staff member said one thing and the other said another. I think it’s a great place for older children. (Above. 46″ tall) and adults. Not so much for little ones. So. Unless you have older children don’t plan on playing together.

My autistic son love the place. At first, he was very nervous about jumping but as he got comfortable he was having the time of his life. Great place for kids lots of exercise (my kid fell sleep in the car afterwards). Two little things that need change, the massage chairs put them by the Lil kids (more money for company, happy parents watching their kids and getting a massage, boom!) And staff more aware of who goes in the Lil kids area. But again my boy had a great time.

Came here for a 5 year olds bday party. They have a great area out of the way for parties to set up for food and gifts. I saw a lot of employees around and near the pits and felt it was a safe environment. The only catch 22 was in the toddler or small kid area you as an adult obviously can’t go in but the child wants the adult to go in. Wish there was a way for both to be allowed.

Such a blast! Came here on date night and was slightly worried it would be geared only towards small children, I was completely proven wrong!
The place is massive and full of a wide variety of activities! Foam pits, trampolines, obstacle courses and Dodge ball areas make this place hours of fun! I went late at night to avoid too many kiddos and was pleasantly surprised how few there were.
Cannot wait to go back!

We tried to take my two sons and their cousins here for one of the boys’ birthdays (two five year olds and two three year olds). The birthday boy ended up being slightly — and I mean very slightly — over the height line for the kids area. The 15-​year-​old attendant told him he could not jump in the kids’ area with his cousins, which means he would have been jumping alone. We asked for a second opinion and the second attendant told the first attendant that it was her call. The first attendant still refused to let him jump in the kids area, so we left. Note that he is five years old. The customer service is always terrible here and the check in process is very slow. We won’t be returning.

I can see this being fun for older children; however, I am frustrated by their rules for small children. I took my 4 year old here and was shocked that I was forbidden from playing with him. Small children are banished to a single small little area called «lil air» and parents are not allowed in the same area to play with their children. I asked to escort my 4 year old into the other area where I could play with him, that was forbidden as well. I watched a mother get yelled at for going into the «lil air» area to get her crying child. Wow. This is not a place to take your small child. Their rules forbid you from enjoying time with them. What’s the point of the waiver? Have your toddler’s birthday elsewhere. Take your child to the park… it’s free and you can actually play with them.

Kids loved this place I was a little afraid thinking it would smell like musk & feet to my surprise the place was well ventilated & even though it was crowded we all had a great time.
Even better since I had a few buy one get one free jumps all the kids were able to join in the fun.
Can’t wait to return May next time to throw a birthday party here

Worst place to go. Half of the park is closed, and they won’t refund money. Not to mention the staff is rude, even using curse words, its dirty and overpriced. I would never recommend this to anyone.

Staff doesn’t do anything about unruly children. Granted the parents should do something but the staff doesn’t foster a safe environment.

This place sucks compared to airtime Arizona. Arizona Airtime has colorful has a nice comfortable seating area for parents while kids are jumping. The trampolines are amazing. I love them. Anyone goods about get air. Lots if room cool foam pits. The bad. The wait area sucks. All picnic tables it is always crowded. I saw a kid break his neck in the foam pit. It is not colorful. It’s not very invitjng. Although this place is nice I prefer arizona airtime go there there is a good court there :)

Okay, I’ve given two more stars for great A/​C and a clean bathroom, thank you!!! Also, they’ve added a pretty awesome Ninja obstacle course in the back that the kids loved! Still wish there were some tables and chairs and food!

Love the place. Love the atmosphere. I just love jumping on trampolines. The foam pit is awesome. Price it reasonable. Half of the workers are pretty chill and the other half are real sticklers.
The big down side is that they don’t allow double flips. And being a fairly well accomplished trampoliner I feel like I can’t progress much more with out them.
That is why it’s a 3. But if they allowed double flips 5 all the way.

It is a lot of fun, but be on your toes. The «refs» are power hungry teenagers that love blowing their whistles and have zero adult supervision. I fell once, by the second time I bounced on the trampoline I was being whistled and blown at to «stand up!!!» Sorry folks if I don’t move like I’m a teen anymore, but I’m not.
Even the young children were chastised for not getting up quickly enough, and these kids were doing everything they could to get up and jump more. So as I said, power hungry teens with no adult supervision. Bad refs make for bad experiences in my opinion.
Other than that it was fun. Very hot inside! Be ready to wait in a long line for the cube puts and rope ladder.

Wheeeee! From check-​in to end time, we had a blast. My God the kids there pull off some insane air-​ninja shiz. Worth every hourly-​rated penny. Thinking of hosting a preteen birthday party here; and that’ll be the true 5 star test. Stay tuned.

Most staff appeared to be in very foul moods or were too busy chatting amongst themselves to pay attention to the liveliness around them.
The space was interesting but left a lot to be desired with a bunch of excess open space and somewhat cramped trampoline area. Still, it’s a pretty good deal and a nice way to pass the time with friends, children, or a significant other.
Bottom line; Great idea, poor use of space, bad attitudes on some staff, BUT still fun.

Bring ice packs! It’s a sauna in there!
The idea is fantastic! I’m sure they will eventually pipe in some AC and cool months are coming up so that will help.
TIll then I have to give it 3 starts because it was unbearable.

Coolness! Another place for kids to go have fun when its just too hot outside to do anything. They just opened Friday and the A/​C is back ordered but there are lots of big fans to keep you cool. Go early if its a concern. Edit: As of 9÷14÷13, the A/​C has now been installed.
The Small Air area ($ 6 per hr) is for those under 48 inches and is separated by netting from the adult areas. They furnish these big balls for playing. My 3 yr old granddaughter was allowed to use all the areas along with other little kids. But if she wants an adult free area there is an area specifically set up for those under 48 inches.
The Jump Pits are really cool. Get your air then jump into a pit filled with 6 inch cubes of styrofoam. There is no bottom to find because there is another trampoline buried underneath; I think its at least 6 feet deep.
They have a separate area for playing dodgeball on trampolines. There is a tightrope setup across one of the jump pits. Its a two inch wide strap that’s really taut. Also set up at the end of one large trampoline is a basketball goal so even us shorties can dunk!
Prices are $ 11 an hr for adults. Additional hours are only $ 6. Locker rentals are available for free. They sell soft drinks, Gatorade and bottled water for $ 2 and some snacks & candy. And they are set up to host parties as well.
Edit: During our visit on 10÷16÷13 we find new overstuffed couches available to sit and watch those jumping. Plus tons of plastic picnic tables and benches with a lot of folding chairs in the party room, see last photo. This place just keep getting better and better.