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House of Air Trampoline Park and Café amusement center in San Francisco, CA
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House of Air Trampoline Park and Café

4.0(246 reviews)$$Trampoline Park
🕑 1.5-2 hours (including 60-90 minute jump session plus time for arrival and cool-down)👶 Best for ages 5-14. Younger jumpers (5-7) love the foam pits and basic jumping, while tweens and teens get competitive with dodgeball and perfecting tricks. Children must be at least 3 years old to jump, and tots may find it overwhelming during busy times.

About

House of Air is an indoor trampoline wonderland tucked inside a historic Presidio hangar, offering wall-to-wall bouncing fun rain or shine. Kids can leap into foam pits, compete in trampoline dodgeball games, and bounce freely across interconnected jump areas,perfect for burning off energy when San Francisco's fog rolls in or you need an active rainy day backup plan.

Highlights

  • Multiple interconnected trampoline courts for freestyle jumping
  • Foam pit for practicing flips and tricks safely
  • Trampoline dodgeball courts for friendly competition
  • Unique location inside a historic Presidio airplane hangar
  • Year-round indoor activity perfect for foggy San Francisco days

Pro Tips

  1. 1.Book jump sessions online in advance, especially for weekends,they often sell out and walk-ins may face long waits
  2. 2.Have kids wear grip socks (required and available for purchase if you forget them) and skip the jewelry to avoid injuries
  3. 3.Arrive 15-20 minutes early to complete waiver paperwork and get fitted with wristbands
  4. 4.Visit on weekday afternoons right at 3pm opening for smaller crowds and more jumping space
  5. 5.Parents can jump too or watch from the café area with coffee,admission is only required for those jumping

Best Time to Visit

Weekday afternoons (Wednesday-Friday) right at 3pm opening offer the least crowded experience. Weekends get packed with birthday parties, especially Saturday afternoons. Sunday mornings are a sweet spot for families wanting more elbow room.

What to Know

Jump sessions are typically 60 or 90 minutes and require pre-registration. Special grip socks are mandatory for safety. The on-site café offers snacks and drinks, and there's free parking in the Presidio.

Seasonal Notes

Open year-round with consistent indoor climate control, making it ideal during San Francisco's foggy summer months and rainy winter days. Note the limited weekday hours (closed Monday-Tuesday) and check for holiday closures around major holidays.

Nearby Eats

The Presidio offers several family options within 5 minutes: The Commissary has a food hall setup with multiple vendors and outdoor seating, while Arguello is more upscale but welcomes kids with a designated children's menu.

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