AirTime Trampoline & Game Park

My daughter LOVES this place! If you have a toddler you can get special pricing if you come during Junior Jam. It is every Saturday and Sunday at 9a. It is only kids aged six and younger, Disney music, cartoons on the tvs, and is only $ 10 for me and her to jump for the hour! She also got a reusable water bottle (bpa free — I’m impressed!), a juice box, and a bag of snacks all for free. Never crowded during that time and we made a few other parent and toddler friends :) I’m so glad that the girl on the phone (Kierra I think) told me about it. Great customer service from the phone call to the time we left the park! We will always be coming back to this park!

super clean! kids had a blast. owner is very friendly and welcoming. a good time for kids and break for parents ;-) will def come back!

My first impression when I walked in was «THIS PLACE IS HUGE!» It even smells like bubblegum when you walk in. Management was very kind and helpful. Compared to other trampoline parks AirTime is better by far. There was plenty of seats to sit and watch when you get tired. My experience was great over all. I will be back!

Kids rave about indoor trampoline spots, so we checked out AirTime on a couple of occasions. The staff has been consistently pleasant to deal with and the lines haven’t been long. You pay $ 14.00 on the weekend to «jump» for one hour. Basically, you have several different courts to play and spring up and down until you get dizzy on the trampolines. There is a Staff EMT that walks around to make sure the kids are okay. I don’t like that you can play barefoot for hygiene reasons. They offer jump socks with grip for $ 3/​pair. They are pretty sturdy. I bought a pair to use for yoga practice, since I haven’t found any my size in stores. Overall, it is a cool concept and location. They offer a evening where a live DJ is there after 9pm. AirTime also has a concession stand and free wifi (it can be sketchy though).

For the price and time allowed to jump at this place it’s «just okay» Not to mention, they make you purchase their socks to wear if you don’t want to jump barefooted. My kids under 7 years of age had fun. I mean what kid wouldn’t have fun jumping all over the place but for AN HOUR? That wasn’t hardly long enough and I refused to pay more just for them to jump longer. This place is really OVER PRICED, in my opinion.

I recently took my nephew and two of his friends (ages 8 – 10) and we had an absolute blast! Their favorite part was the dodge ball. The staff was extremely attentive and focused. Event Manager, Marcel Johnson, was helpful to me at check in and answered all of my questions. They also donated some passes to an upcoming fundraiser auction that I’m helping with and I can’t wait to recommend this place to other families in the area! My family (who recently moved to the area) will definitely be regular attendees.

AirTime in Westland is clean, spacious and smells like bubblegum. We have been SkyZone Canton regulars since we moved here two years ago. But since AirTime was a smidge closer, we decided to give it a try.
In comparison to SkyZone, AirTime holds it’s own. The layout is nice because as a parent you can sit on bleachers or chairs which are centrally located and watch all of the action as it takes place 360 degrees around you. At SkyZone you have to travel with your kid to each section to keep an eye on them because it is a multi-​layered facility. Also, as I mentioned AirTime is clean and smells nice.
Where AirTime falls short is the monitoring. At SkyZone there are multiple monitors at each station watching the kids and making sure the rules are being followed and everyone is being safe. AirTime definitely needs more qualified, conscientious people watching their jumpers.
Also on the main floor their is no age or size separation — anybody of any size can travel and jump on the entire space. That makes me nervous. And even though they have a great separate space for little ones, I saw many toddlers on the main floor and that should not be allowed, for their own safety.
You have the option of jumping barefoot or buying socks for $ 3.00, but after initially trying barefoot, my son complained of sore feet. So on our second visit I was very pleasantly surprised when I asked if we could jump in our SkyZone socks which I had brought, they took them in trade with no fuss and extreme kindness and handed me two pairs of AirTime socks, no charge. That saved my $ 6.00 and that was awesome.
The jump times at AirTime aren’t as strictly enforced as SkyZone either. They say that the times begin on the half hour, but I didn’t have to wait either time. They just said, «Your time technically starts at 1:00, but just go ahead now and enjoy your extra 15 minutes.» Which is really nice when you have antsy children.
All in all, AirTime is a nice place to go and it’s worth checking out.

This is an AMAZING concept, and it really is fun to jump around on trampolines! I went on a Tuesday afternoon with a friend and the place was pretty empty, which is actually a good thing since you don’t have to worry about accidentally getting in someone’s way.
However, most of the staff there that day looked like they were still in high school — which isn’t bad in and of itself, I mean kids gotta work too, but follow me here — so anyway, most of the other people there seemed to be the obnoxious friends of the staff. And by «obnoxious» I mean yelling at us and making fun of us (I happened to have the misfortune of getting stuck in the foam cube pit — not a good place if you have no upper body strength!).
I really do want to keep an open mind about this place. I’d try it again but I hope to find a better day and time to visit.

Very cool place. Took my daughter for the first time and she loved it. Huge play area with plenty of staff to keep things safe and fun.

Music is so offensive. Even if it was family friendly it still is way too loud. I’m 29 and don’t listen to that junk… you better believe my children are too young to hear that. Would not go back again because of the music primarily. Thought we were visiting a family friendly establishment. .not a night club. Have to walk very far for a drink at the fountain… dragging both kids off the trampoline area because you don’t want to leave them alone. Kind of a pain and not very well thought out. Considering the majority of the kids are so young that were in attendance they should take into consideration things that are more appropriate for that age range.

Great DJ, and awesome staff at Westland location! Congratulations on the grand opening!