Photo: Fly Trampoline Park South Anchorage
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Fly Trampoline Park South Anchorage
★4.0(659 reviews)$$Trampoline Park
🕑 1.5-2 hours👶 Best for ages 5-14. Younger jumpers (5-7) will love the foam pits and open bounce areas, while tweens and teens thrive on the dodgeball competitions and trick zones. Some locations offer designated toddler times for ages 2-5.🧡 Saved by 150+ families
About
Fly Trampoline Park South Anchorage is the ultimate indoor energy outlet for Alaska families, especially during those long winter months. With wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits for safe aerial adventures, dodgeball courts, and climbing walls, this high-energy facility keeps kids bouncing and parents happy knowing their little ones are getting quality exercise in a controlled environment.
Highlights
- ✓Multiple foam pits for practicing flips and tricks safely
- ✓Dodgeball courts for competitive family fun
- ✓Climbing walls that challenge different skill levels
- ✓Open jump areas perfect for free play and perfecting trampoline skills
- ✓Year-round indoor entertainment ideal for Alaska's weather
Pro Tips
- 1.Book jump sessions online in advance to secure your time slot and often save money compared to walk-in rates
- 2.Visit during weekday mornings or early afternoons to avoid the after-school and weekend crowds
- 3.Invest in grip socks on your first visit (required for jumping) so you have them for future trips
- 4.Pack water bottles and light snacks in a bag,all that jumping works up serious thirst and hunger
- 5.Ask about toddler time sessions if you have younger children, as these offer a less chaotic jumping experience
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings (10 AM-12 PM) offer the least crowded experience, perfect for younger kids or first-time jumpers. Sunday mornings starting at 8 AM are also great for beating the crowds. Avoid Friday and Saturday evenings when the park is busiest with birthday parties and teens.
What to Know
Jump sessions are typically sold in hour or two-hour increments with pricing varying by age and day. Special grip socks are required (available for purchase if you don't have them). The facility has a party area and snack bar, with cubbies available for storing belongings while jumping.
Seasonal Notes
As an indoor facility, Fly Trampoline Park operates year-round and is especially popular during Alaska's long, cold winters when outdoor activities are limited. Summer may see slightly smaller crowds as families take advantage of outdoor activities, making it a good time for shorter wait times.
Nearby Eats
The O'Malley Centre area offers several family-friendly options including Panda Express and Subway within the same plaza for quick post-jump meals, or head to nearby Moose's Tooth Pub & Pizzeria (about 5 minutes away) for Alaska's favorite pizza.
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