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Extreme Air Park
★4.0(1,591 reviews)$$Trampoline Park
🕑 1.5 to 2 hours👶 Best for ages 5-14. Younger kids (5-8) love the foam pits and basic jump zones, while tweens and teens enjoy the dodgeball courts and more challenging attractions. Some areas may accommodate younger children during designated toddler times, so call ahead if visiting with kids under 5.🧡 Saved by 60+ families
About
Extreme Air Park is an action-packed indoor trampoline park where kids can bounce off endless energy across multiple jump zones, foam pits, and dodgeball courts. This high-energy venue offers a safe, supervised environment for active play rain or shine, making it perfect for burning energy during Vancouver's rainy days or as a fun family outing any time of year.
Highlights
- ✓Multiple interconnected trampoline zones for various skill levels
- ✓Foam pits where kids can practice flips and tricks safely
- ✓Trampoline dodgeball courts for competitive family fun
- ✓Basketball dunk zones for slam dunk experiences
- ✓Special toddler jump times for younger children
Pro Tips
- 1.Purchase grip socks online before your visit or bring your own to save a few dollars, as regular socks are not permitted on trampolines for safety reasons.
- 2.Visit on weekday mornings (10 AM to noon) for the smallest crowds and more space to jump, especially ideal for younger or less confident jumpers.
- 3.Book jump time online in advance to secure your spot and save time at check-in, as walk-ins may face wait times during peak hours and weekends.
- 4.Bring a refillable water bottle as jumping is exhausting work. There are water fountains available, and staying hydrated is essential.
- 5.Parents can watch from designated seating areas with free Wi-Fi, but joining in the fun requires a waiver and separate jump pass.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings (10 AM to 12 PM) offer the least crowded experience, perfect for younger kids or first-timers. Avoid Friday evenings and weekends when local families pack the facility.
What to Know
Prices are moderate ($$) with hourly jump sessions available. All jumpers must sign a waiver (parents sign for minors), and special grip socks are required. Free parking is available on-site, and there is a small snack bar, though outside food is not permitted.
Seasonal Notes
Open year-round with consistent hours, making it an excellent rainy day option. Check their website for special holiday events, camps during school breaks, and birthday party packages. Hours may vary during Canadian statutory holidays.
Nearby Eats
Head to nearby Lougheed Town Centre (10-minute drive) for family chains like White Spot (a BC favorite with a kids menu) or explore New Westminster's historic Columbia Street for casual cafes and pizza spots within 5 minutes.
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