Air Space

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What an absolute mad house staff don’t have a clue, I would have been better off getting a trampoline out Argos, would have been faster and less hasel, and a whole lot more fun, only go if you like to stand in a cue all day what a absolute let down
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It’s no secret my inner child likes to run wild every now and then, and apparently my friends like to let it loose, too! A large group of us came to this trampoline park for a friend’s birthday, and we did not regret it one bit!
Airspace is very busy — the waiting area was brimming with people waiting to start bouncing — so I would advise booking in advance like we did. Along with your booking, they advise you what sort of clothes you should wear for your session. You must wear trampoline socks for your session for hygiene reasons, but fear not! If you don’t have any of your own, you will receive a pair at the check-​in desk as part of the ticket price. Once you’ve gone through the formalities of signing a waiver, you can get yourself ready on the seats provided and wait for your group to be called.
Safety is of high priority here, so you will be asked to sit through a brief safety video to reinforce the precautions already published on the Airspace website and they’ll even ask you questions to make sure you were paying attention! There are many monitors to make sure you are not endangering yourself or fellow jumpers and there is a warm-​up area so you don’t pull a hammy. There are plenty of beanbags spread around in between the jumping zones to allow your to have a rest and there is also free drinking water available by the reception area so you can stay hydrated (jumping is thirsty work).
OK, enough sensible talk. Let’s get down to the business of flying high! You’re first struck by how huge the area is, and it’s divided into zones. There are two dodgeball courts, and at each one a monitor plays referee — so no cheating! The gymnastics area gives scope for some serious jumping, and the airbag drop zone for when you want to learn how to do somersaults with a huge soft landing. There’s also football goals and basketball hoops where you can slam dunk to your hearts content with the aid of trampolines!!!
The main jumpzone is made up of several kinds of trampolines. There are individual sized trampolines lined up in a grid. At the far left and far right, there are long freestyle trampolines where you can strut your fancy stuff. Upright trampolines line the walls along the back and sides in case you feel the crazy urge to bounce off the wall. There are double trampolines dotted about, and padded blocks for you to jump up on (or down from). You feel like some sort of excitable frog bouncing from trampoline to trampoline! If all exercise was like this I would be doing it all the time. I seriously only took rests reluctantly.
It’s not a cheap day out at £13 a ticket, but I will definitely be back to jump to my heart’s content!

What a top day i had here. One of the most fun filled and wacky days i have had in a long time. We went here fora friends birthday. You sign in and give your shoe size signing a wee disclaimer along the way and are gifted with your airspace socks! They are part of the entry price so thats a tick of no hidden costs. The whole point of them is so that you dont slipp and horribly mangle yourself mid bounce!
Once its your turn, designated by the colour wristband you ahve and a large shouty tannoy, you are whisked away to take a quick safety briefing and make sure you know what you are getting yourself into. This done you go onto the floor proper. The layout is brilliant and pretty huge. You have a warmup and gymnastics style area first on your left, then two dodgeball courts (yes i said dodgeball) and then a free jump type area at the back. This is made up of individual trampolines in a mesh together with trampoline walls (yes they are for bouncing off!) in certain areas, two long trampolines for tricks and some curved varients and padded boxes dotted around the place. if you up for high bounce you have the freestyle area on the other side with high power trampolines and then comes the test of mettle which is simply called the airbag. This is basically two blocks and a stuntmans air bag. First block is about 4 feet high with a 45 degree trampoline which you jump onto and do your thing into the air bag. The other is about 10 – 12 feet high and you jump off landing on your bum or your back and my god it feels very strange lol. Finishing off we have a large football goal with a trampoline in front and two high basketball trampolines with a hoop at one end.
All the staff i spoke to were amazing, very friendly, happy to give advice as to where to start in tricks and of course show off and get your really involved. When they do have to tell you off or to advise you about something its done in an adult manner without any animosity or snapping. There is a free water dispenser and a wee café that does some smoothies, toasties, paninis and slushies which is great as well.
So why the 4 stars you ask? This place does so much right and is so close to a 5 star review. The only thing that could improve upon this place is to have proper changing facilities and if possible a showering facility as there isnt really anywhere to get changed. Bigger lockers might be a thing too. Apart from this i advise you to go, now… seriously why are you still reading! Great place!

Great atmosphere, the staff are very kind and helpful, especially in the safety briefing. My friends and I felt very welcome and enjoyed ourselves a lot, staff also join in dodgeball and other activities which is a good laugh. It’s an overall excellent day out and an amazing, friendly family environment.

So my friends little boy was visiting from the Highlands and as he is amazing on the trampoline this was the place to go. We headed to east kilbride, I had put the post code into my sat nav, but it ended up taking us up some back roads and to a road that we couldn’t drive down, thankfully we got there in the end.
There is plenty of free parking nearby. The building is big and spacious. When you arrive you check in, I had booked on line £13 for an hour included in this is your non slip socks, which are pretty cool and I will defo where again. Once you check in you wait to be called for your safety talk, then you are off. We were their on a Saturday so it was busy but we were able to wander about and try the different things.
At the back they have lots of trampolines with some on slopes and some with things to jump off or over. They also have on either side some long trampolines which are less bouncy to do lots of tricks in a row, or just to do lots of bounces in a row. In the middle there are large bean bags and space for spectators to sit. Then on one side of that is the Dodge ball area, we didn’t get a chance to do this as we were to many things to try than to wait. Across from this was the stronger more bouncy trampolines and the air bag where you could jump into from a height without hurting yourself. There were also basketball nets which you could bounce to and slam dunk.
All areas were well maintened and staff were available to help, advise, site you what to do and to stop accidents happening.
We had loads of fun and will do be back.
Only downside was the toilets, I had read Lucy B’s review from a few months ago which said that there were broken toilet seats and this is still the case, and because of no toilet seats when you flush it sprays water all over you and the floor, not cool.
Oh they also have a free water fountain of your thirsty from all the bouncing.

Great place to take the kids — book ahead to avoid disappointment. Come before you booked time as need to do a safety briefing before you go on. Kids need to be 10 and above so maybe not ideal for a family day out if you have quite young ones. They supply you with socks when you get here but coffee I’d not that great.

Trampolines! Lots of trampolines!
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I first visited this place. I was worried it might be overrun with kids and I wouldn’t be able to get chance to do much but I was wrong. There ARE lots of kids, obviously (trampolines!), but there are so many trampolines and so much space that even if it’s at capacity there is still plenty of room and there are trampolines to use; I went on a Saturday afternoon which I’d imagine would be one of the busiest periods and not once was I stuck waiting around unable to do anything.
At the rear of the building are a whole bunch of single trampolines together so that you can happily just bounce around to yourself. There are more than enough of these that you’ll be able to bounce around with your friends on adjacent trampolines. There are a couple of dodgeball courts, an area with several larger trampolines for higher bouncing, a large air bag to throw yourself on to… Enough to keep yourself entertained.
It’s £13 for an hour and this includes your special grippy socks so that you don’t slip on the trampolines. You might think that an hour isn’t long enough but for me it was plenty of time; after five minutes I was ready for a break! In an hour you can easily do everything you want to do and still have plenty of time spare to take breaks and chill out in between different activities.
One criticism I would have is that although they have lockers they have nowhere to change other than just out in the reception area. I wore jogging bottoms and I found them to be far too warm. Next time I go I’ll be wearing shorts and I’ll either have to just wear them on my way there, change in one of the two toilet cubicles, or undress in front of everyone else waiting around. A small changing area wouldn’t go amiss, even if it was just a curtained off corner at reception.
Other than that one niggle, it’s a great place. It’s lots of fun, good exercise and very tiring. If you have kids (10+) then this is a great afternoon out that’ll tire them out a little. If you are a big kid then you can have fun and run and bounce around to your heart’s content without judgement!

Before I stepped foot in Air Space I had imagined it to feel very intense with everyone being awesome at trampolining.
It was completely different to what I expected!
Firstly, I was quite surprised at how laid back it is. You go through a safety briefing but it’s pretty simple rules and then you’re let loose. Spectators can be right next to the trampolines which I liked as then they can take photos and still feel part of the experience.
There’s a large area with single trampolines which is where I was mostly as I’m not good enough for the more pro things but I still had fun. There’s also a dodgeball section, basketball, an area where you can jump off a high ledge and then a power jumping bit which I tried and the staff can help show you how to use it.
I expected it to be a lot bigger than it is and during the weekend there’s a lot of people & you might not get near some of the trampolines.
It is good fun and you forget you are exercising which is great!

Air Space is such great fun, we loved it.
There’s a range of trampolines and activities that you can do. At the back, there’s a field of normal trampolines — so if you just want to bounce, you can just bounce. There’s various ramp type things that you can bounce or leap off to do tricks, if you’re so inclined. They also have snowboard style softboards that you can strap to your feet and use to bounce with.
Then there’s Basketball hoops, which is very funny — you bounce bounce bounce then shoot. I really enjoyed it, probably because I continually was able to get the ball in the hoop — no idea why as I was rubbish as Basketball at school. Guess being able to jump right up to the hoop might help a bit!
One of the most fun sections is the one with high up ledges to throw yourself off, landing on air bags. You can either somersault (yeah right), or land on your bum. Guess which option I chose — I come with enough natural padding in that area to greatly minimise the risk of injury. I was nervous to start with, but the girl who was monitoring that section was so nice to me! She was really encouraging and promised I wouldn’t hurt myself as long as I landed on my back or my bum. I probably would have bottled it if it hadn’t have been for her words of encouragement.
The staff are all super friendly and smiley, and very helpful. They must love it — maybe they get to bounce all they want to, and they certainly looked like they were enjoying themselves too.
At one side, there’s Dodgeball courts — we didn’t play — I’m not so sure I want to get smacked in the puss with a ball. There’s also football goals, with the goalie being on a row of trampolines to help him do amazing saves. Or not if the wee guy we were watching was anything to go by. This section wasn’t very organised, there were a couple of boys hogging the balls to themselves, and not sharing. Selfish children! But then a staff member came along and got them to all take turns, and it seemed to be much more fun for everyone after that.
The final scary section is the performance trampolines, you can get massively high up bouncing on them — it’s quite terrifying but would be amazing once you’d mastered it.
There’s bean bags running up the centre that you can relax on, and lockers and shoe stores for you to keep your stuff. There’s also a little area where you can sit and get a drink and sandwich and watch the mayhem unfold in front of you. We didn’t try it — we really weren’t there for the coffee! Plus it was right by the doors so not very appealing really.
The other thing that they NEED to improve is the toilet facilities. Now if you are a grown up lady and you are trampolining, chances are that you are probably going to need to use the facilities. NONE of the toilets in the ladies’ had seats on them! Apparently they got trashed. Eh whit? It wouldn’t take long to nip along to B&Q then put some more on. Even I can fit a flipping toilet seat. The wheelchair accessible toilet had a leak in the ceiling — no bother for me because I could walk round it, but a wheelchair user might struggle. Then that toilet was blocked! I think probably because there was no bin to put hand towels, so people must have been flushing them. Basic stuff that could easily be sorted, and needs to be, as it’s just makes the place feel a bit manky and unclean.
At £13 I think it’s pricey. It’s worth it now and then because it’s excellent fun, but if you wanted to get really good at trampolining, I think the price would be prohibitive to doing it on a regular basis. But for a one off, it’s money well spent for the amount of fun you’ll have.

We headed here to find some active fun on a rainy Sunday. While it was swarming with young kids, there are enough activities that everyone can have fun. From the dodgeball courts, gymnastic area, basketball dunk trampolines and practice area onto the large air bag, we tried it all!
The workers were ell organized and processed us through checkin to safety briefing and into the trampoline area quickly. It was very popular so I recommend pre booking.
We smiled the entire time and got a great work out– a win win.