AirHeads Trampoline Arena

It’s an okay place, you can let your children run themselves crazy and later they will sleep like baby’s

Great place to take the kids. I wish you were given more direction just read the signs. Foods reasonably price tasted ok. Jumping gets you tired fast but lots to do if you need a break. There are lockers to lock you stuff up just bring or get change its 50 cents. Everytime you open it. Overall I approve. We used a Groupon but their prices aren’t terrible I think around $ 20 for unlimited jump and 3 for the required socks.

I have been here a few times and think it is a blast! Having multiple trampolines is a great idea. I always think that I will be able to jump for hours but I’m exhausted after the first hour. The pricing isn’t bad, and you can buy to jump for a certain amount of time, unlimited, or they have different packages. They also often have groupons if you have a group of people that want to go.
The last time I went they sectioned the trampolines into 4 areas. One for itty-​bitty kids, one for jumping, one for flipping, and one for dodgeball. I thought it was nice that they sectioned off areas for little kids and flipping. They only thing is that it wasn’t enforced really well. There was one little girl that was running around crazy and going under the nets. None of the staff said anything to her. Luckily she didnt get in my way.
The bathroom is kept clean and they give free cups of water and have different food and drink options. They have two tvs for the parents to be entertained as their kids jump.
If you are looking for something to do that will wear you or your kids out, this is a great option.

Came to try this place out for the first time. Check in time took 15 minutes by the time waivers and all was said and done. Then my kids did not want to play because there is no order. Big kids control the place and the staff watching does not do a good job supervising. Then I asked for water and they charge for a pitcher of water ! Will not be coming back and if your kids are under 11 don’t bring them.

This place is what it is, a monument to parental guilt. Overall it’s exactly what you would expect, high priced arcade games and even higher priced pre-​frozen foods. The cleanliness of this places leaves something to be desired. There were pizza crusts and chicken bones all over the dining area floor and all of the chairs and tables all had greasy hand prints.
The Staff is young and share a somewhat vacant expression on their faces. The «referees» do not properly control the trampoline areas. For example there is an area designated for dodgeball. This area is supposed to have two teams of 5 and maintain an orderly line so that everyone gets a turn. This was not the case while we were there. This leads to a Lord of the Flies situation in the dodgeball area whereby groups of kids hunt the poor kids that came by themselves or are smaller or younger.
Bottom line this place is a huge waste of money.

The prices were too high; three people came out to be $ 75.00. What a rip off. My friends and I went here to have some fun but the rules damped the atmosphere. There’s no flipping. No sitting down on trampoline. No this no that. The trampolines felt like they had life in them. It was hard to jump high and it felt like I was sinking in. I won’t be returning.

The first couple times I went with my daughter we had a great time. She’s 2, so the staff let us in with just 1 hourly admission. However, the last time I came, that policy apparently changed. I came with my daughter (2) and two nieces, one 11 and one 2. They charged us two full-​price ALL DAY (I guess hourly is not a thing anymore) admissions as well as a charge for the two toddlers. The whole thing came out to $ 75 and we were only there about 1.5 hours.
Maintenance also seems to be taking a dive as several of the arcade machines were eating change. Not worth it at all and we’re definitely not going back.

Very enjoyable especially with a decent size group. However I dislike the fact that they took away the price by hour and solely have the unlimited. This is an activity that is quickly exhausting. Jumping for five minutes had me and a few others tired. 1 – 2 hours is a good time but to take full advantage of the expensive unlimited ticket is very difficult. Food also not up to par so I would not recommend eating there. Play, eat elsewhere, and come back would be the ideal. Also I like to point out that there is no rule about leaning against the wall on the trampoline so there should be no reason to be called out for taking a short break there.

Clean tables, fun trampoline bouncing for the kids, great for birthday parties. Lots of arcade games, too. The DJ and music are too loud but they could easily fix that, if they wanted.

I have been here several time with my sons, and they love this place! Although I usually use a groupon because regular pricing can be expensive. Well my middle son was turning 5 (as of today whoo hoo) and he begged to have his party at airheads. Initially I purchased some groupons but decided to do a full party package. Well…$ 300 + later I wish I would have gone with my first instinct. Our party host was good but not really interactive with the children. Also the new check in system for the waiver is a pain in the… so that killed some time. You don’t get the party area for the length of time while you’re there ONLY 2 hours then you have to move to another area where space is limited because other patrons are there. A extra pie of pizza was $ 18 which was very expensive and only the guest of honor received tokens which was given to me after I asked for them. Needless to say I do not recommend holding a party here because they are too expensive and you do not get your money worth.

Ideal for birthdays but plenty of room for improvement. For staters, the cost is too high, in comparison to other similar venues, I didn’t feel Airheads was head and shoulders above the competition.
The organizer was very courteous and friendly but a bit distant at times, there was never a real agenda, we kept wondering what was next and when, it felt bit disorganized. Not much guidance.
The trampolines are situated far from sight, a bit tight for parents wanting to keep a close eye on their kid, even to take pictures, you’ll find about three chairs available in certain spots, it was tight and smelly.
Overheard kids complaining about the rules being over the top, almost seemed like you could only bounce up and down… Kids can get a bit out of control so I understand you gotta have rules in place, just as long as it doesn’t defeat the purpose of being there.
IMO the positives were the trampolines, it included a game of dodgeball on one end, seemed like a lot of fun, great location, good parking, good service…
Cons: a little expensive, foul smell, poor ventilation, disorganized, set up could use some work.
All in all, a good experience. As far as birthdays, I’m ok coming back, but would consider other options.

Fun, but smells like a complete sweatbox. I realize it comes with the territory, but if I wanted to think every blasted thing I touched or smelled would make me want to bathe in Purell upon entering and exiting… then I would just go to the gym, after all– I have a membership.
Fun on it’s own, made me feel young & old.

AirHeads Trampoline Arena is near where I live, and when I received information about their adult fitness programs I was excited to give the place a try. You’ll find AirHeads in an industrial area along Linebaugh Avenue, near the traffic light at Nixon Road. There’s a big sign out along Linebaugh advertising AirHeads, but you’ll have to pull around to the back of the complex to find their actual building.
Inside the front doors and you’ll see that this place is a big converted warehouse with a gigantic bouncy trampoline area that takes up about half of the floor space. You first check in at the front counter where you receive a color-​coded wrist band and purchase your «grippy socks» (Think hospital socks).
On the lower level is a big area with long tables and chairs, which is set up for groups to relax in between bounce sessions. There’s a concession stand with pizza, chicken wings, candy, snacks, and drinks. To the back of this area are the carnival games and video machines with the blinking lights, ringing bells, and squeals of delighted children. There’s also a side area which is available for birthday parties, and I understand that they do a great job with the kids.
Climb up a few stairs and you’ve reached the trampoline platform which is segmented into three main areas. One section is set up for people to play dodge ball and trampoline basketball. A second area is sectioned off for very small little munchkins to jump up and down without being trampled by others. The main part of the floor is the «open bounce» area. The trampoline surface is segmented into a number of rectangles, and people play a game of hopscotch between the squares. There are a lot of AirHeads staff up on the trampoline at all times to keep things safe and under control.
The safety padding around the trampoline continues up along the walls, so there’s very little chance of anyone slamming into the walls or falling off the trampoline deck. This would be a lot of fun if I was 8 years old, and my body was able to absorb the impact of repeatedly bouncing up and down, flipping, trunk twisting, etc.
AirHeads also offers adult bouncy exercise programs which combine cardio, stability /​toning, and coordination into a program that they call AIRobics. They also offer bouncy Zumba fitness which mixes body sculpting movements with dance steps derived from Cumbia, Merengue, Salsa, Reggaeton, Hip Hop, Mambo, Rumba, Flamenco, Calypso, and Salsaton. The dance routines feature aerobic interval training in a combination of fast and slow rhythms. These classes are designed for Adults, and they’re available early in the morning or during the dinner hour.
This sounds like a great workout, but I have to confess that my knees are shot and the thought of trunk twists combined with repeated bouncing stress on my knees would be a recipe for a trip to an orthopedic surgeon. I’ve already blown out my knees playing college football, so I’m not anxious to repeat the injury. I gave it a try, but it’s really not for me.
Nonetheless, this looks like a great place for kids to blow off steam and have a great time. I just plan to skip the AIRobics classes and try something like bike riding or swimming instead.

Came here on a Sat afternoon and it was teaming with kids. Mostly smaller ones and lots of birthday parties in action. So would definitely recommend coming on a weekday when it won’t be as crowded as it was just too many people in too small a space.
We recently went to Skyzone in Ft Myers, which is same premise, trampolines, but set up much better and way more organized. I believe they are coming to Tampa soon. You will quickly notice how much better SkyZone is in comparison.
AirHeads is set up with one section for jumping and at the end is the dodgeball, the lines were very long to enter. The basketball was broken and it was basically a free for all. One of the trampolines was broken while we were there and the employees seemed to be more focused on selling food than monitoring.
My 13 year old grandson had enough after an hour due to the long lines and crowds where as at Skyzone, he would have stayed all day. Also at Skyzone, they had safety briefing and employees at each activity and was just all around a much better experience.
It’s nice that they have this kind of activity available to kids so they don’t just sit in front of videos, tv’s or cell phones, but it could have been done much better.

We took our grandson here today and he had been to a place similar in Ft Myers and thought that it’d be the same, but it wasn’t nearly as nice. We were very disappointed with the place, as it was extremely crowded, the wait times for dodge ball were over 30 mins and the areas that were setup for young children were definitely under utilized (only about 5 kids in that area). This was a big issue for the bigger kids (my grandson is 13 and felt really out of place amongst the littler kids in the area.
I doubt that we’ll go back there, unless there is some great special deal to bring us back to this place.

Holding a birthday party for my little sister, and at least she had a blast.
Food is obviously mediocre for an entertainment joint.
But let’s talk about the bathroom situation. For the occupancy if their size, there are only two stalls (at least for women). The interior could be compared to a bar restroom. No toilet paper, floor never cleaned, both toilets are only semi functional, and no soap, or towels to dry. I left to take kids to a bathroom off property because of how nasty it is.

We LOVED it here at Airheads! We bought a Groupon, which helped to bring down the price of unlimited Jump Time! Groupon has deals all the time. Be ready to sweat if you are going to bounce! You can not-​stop jump here. We went on 12/​31/​2013 and they had the are broken up into three separate areas. On small area was for the smaller kids. There were no flips or extreme jumping permitted in this area. The largest area had a ton of people just jumping, flipping, and running all over. The third area was a small are used just for a dodge ball game. There was an employee present in this area and his only focus was running the dodge ball game. We had a lot of fun and the group contained ages 5 to 43. They say no outside food or drink, but we brought in a lot of drinks and lunch with no problems. They had a very friendly staff too!

So much fun to go and have family fun here! Awesome exercise too!

I bought a Groupon a few months back that allowed four people 1-​hr worth of jumping including shoes. We had a group of 6 so we bought two more hour passes for the group. It’s about $ 12/​hr including shoe rental not including taxes.
Before you arrive, I suggest people print out the waiver online and fill it out before you go. Everyone is required to fill one out and minors require a parent/​legal guardian to sign it. It would save time especially if you have a large group.
The staff was very professional and quick to respond to any dangers in the arena. The area was partitioned into three areas based on age group and size. That was a nice touch. The area was packed on a Saturday afternoon with groups of parties and parents waiting around for their kids to finish.
They put a colored wristband on our wrists and told us to grab our shoes and helmets (for the minors). One thing that was slightly gross was that the shoes and helmets were damp with the sweat of the people before us. I’m just glad i wasn’t required to wear a helmet because my brother was disgusted with the smell of his first helmet. I asked for a new one that had less odor.
We were told our turn would start in four minutes. They use the color of the wristband to signify who should be in the arena.
After jumping for ten minutes, the boys in our group were drenched in sweat. We lasted about 30 minutes before calling it a day and leaving.
The venue also has an arcade area where you can win tickets to exchange for prizes. They also sell food and drinks like pizza and other quick serve items.

I’ve always wanted to go to a place like this. It just seemed like endless fun, like being a kid again jumping around, doing flips, getting tons of air. Reality check: I’m not a kid anymore aka I don’t have that energy anymore. After less than 15 minutes, I was sweating like crazy, heart racing, & struggling to catch my breath. My workout for the month! ha. My friends and I definitely had to take several breaks to just sit & rest. But the jumping experience actually was fun for me. Although I thought I’d easily have the courage to try some flips, I chickened out. (It’s that being old thing again.) But the cheerleader in me came out & practiced my toe-​touches.
The place itself is great. Aside from the trampolines, there’s a mini-​arcade and food and drinks. They even have fitness classes to lose 1000 calories/​hour. (I believe it!)
I think if they had a cheaper option for less time in the arena, I may go again, only because I feel like we wasted a lot of our hour catching our breath. Or if we could get a huge group together to play some dodgeball, game on!