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Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park
★4.3(880 reviews)$$Trampoline Park
🕑 2-3 hours👶 Best for ages 4-14. Younger children (4-7) will love the dedicated toddler jump zones and basic trampolines, while tweens and teens thrive on the ninja courses and rope challenges. Kids must be at least 3-4 years old to safely participate in most attractions.🧡 Saved by 23 families
About
Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park is Reno's ultimate indoor playground where kids can literally bounce off the walls! This expansive facility combines wall-to-wall trampolines with exciting ninja warrior courses, challenging rope obstacles, and an arcade, making it the perfect destination for burning energy year-round regardless of the weather outside.
Highlights
- ✓Wall-to-wall trampoline courts including dodgeball and basketball slam dunk zones
- ✓Multi-level ninja warrior obstacle courses testing agility and strength
- ✓Sky Rider indoor coaster and warrior course for thrill-seekers
- ✓Rope course with climbing challenges suspended above the floor
- ✓Arcade games and redemption prizes for downtime between jumping sessions
Pro Tips
- 1.Purchase tickets online in advance to save money and skip the check-in line, especially on weekends when it gets packed
- 2.Arrive right when doors open on weekends (10:00 AM) for the least crowded experience and first pick of attractions
- 3.Bring grip socks or purchase them there (required for jumping) - they're around $3-4 and reusable for future visits
- 4.Pack water bottles and snacks in the car since food options are limited to vending machines and a small snack bar
- 5.Sign the waiver online before arriving to speed up the check-in process, especially helpful when managing multiple kids
Best Time to Visit
Visit on weekday afternoons (4:00-6:00 PM) right when they open for fewer crowds, or Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM. Avoid Saturday afternoons when birthday parties and large groups fill the facility.
What to Know
Admission packages typically range from $20-35 per child depending on time purchased (1-2 hours). UrbanAir grip socks are required and can be purchased on-site. Limited food options available, so plan meals before or after your visit.
Seasonal Notes
Open year-round with consistent indoor climate control, making it ideal for hot Reno summers and cold winters. Check their website for special holiday events, extended hours during school breaks, and themed jump nights throughout the year.
Nearby Eats
Grab pizza at Round Table Pizza (5 minutes away) or visit In-N-Out Burger on South Virginia Street for quick, kid-approved meals after working up an appetite.
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