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Extreme Air Park
★4.1(1,439 reviews)$$Trampoline Park
🕑 1.5 to 2 hours👶 Best for ages 5-16. Younger children (5-8) enjoy the basic jumping areas and foam pits under supervision, while tweens and teens love the dodgeball courts, trick zones, and competitive challenges. Children under 5 may find it overwhelming due to the high-energy atmosphere and larger kids.🧡 Saved by 8 families
About
Extreme Air Park is a high-energy indoor trampoline park where kids can bounce, flip, and play to their hearts' content. With dedicated jump zones, foam pits for safe landings, dodgeball courts, and arcade games, this Richmond facility offers the perfect rainy-day activity or energy outlet for active children visiting the Vancouver area.
Highlights
- ✓Multiple interconnected trampoline areas for free jumping and tricks
- ✓Foam pits where kids can practice flips and jumps with safe landings
- ✓Dodgeball courts for group games and friendly competition
- ✓Arcade games section for a break from jumping
- ✓Special toddler time sessions for younger children (check schedule)
Pro Tips
- 1.Book your jump time online in advance to secure your spot and save time at check-in, especially on weekends and school holidays
- 2.Purchase special grip socks (required for jumping) at the facility or bring your own from home to save a few dollars
- 3.Visit during weekday mornings or early afternoons (10 AM to 2 PM) to avoid the after-school rush and birthday party crowds
- 4.Pack a change of clothes as kids will work up a sweat, and bring a water bottle to stay hydrated
- 5.Consider signing a waiver online before arriving to speed up the entry process for your family
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings (10 AM to 12 PM) or early afternoons offer the quietest experience with fewer crowds. Avoid Friday and Saturday evenings, and Sunday afternoons when birthday parties and local families fill the facility.
What to Know
Jump sessions are sold in timed blocks (typically 60, 90, or 120 minutes), with prices around $20-30 CAD per child. Grip socks are mandatory and available for purchase. Parents can watch from designated seating areas at no charge. The facility is located in Richmond, about 20 minutes south of downtown Vancouver near the airport.
Seasonal Notes
As an indoor facility, Extreme Air Park operates year-round with consistent hours. It becomes especially popular during Vancouver's rainy season (October through April) and during school breaks. Summer camps and special holiday programs are often available.
Nearby Eats
The nearby Aberdeen Centre food court (5 minutes away) offers diverse Asian cuisine options that kids enjoy, including bubble tea, Japanese curry, and noodle dishes. For a sit-down meal, White Spot (a Canadian family restaurant chain) is about 10 minutes away with a kids menu and classic comfort food.
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