What "Get Air" means at a trampoline park

Get Air is a trampoline park chain with locations across the United States. When you visit a Get Air location, you pay an entry fee for a set amount of time — usually 30, 60, or 90 minutes — and then jump on interconnected trampolines, foam pits, dodgeball courts, and other padded attractions. You are not buying a membership or signing up for classes; you are renting access to the facility for a single visit or a package of visits.

Each Get Air location is independently owned and operated, so prices, hours, and available attractions vary by location. Some locations have birthday party packages, open jump times for walk-ins, and scheduled sessions for different age groups. Before you go, you will need to check the specific location nearest you to see what they offer and when.

Key Takeaways

  • Get Air charges by the hour for jump time, with prices varying by location and time of day — peak hours (evenings and weekends) typically cost more than off-peak times.
  • You must sign a waiver before jumping, and most locations require at least one parent or guardian to sign for children under 18.
  • Socks are required at nearly all Get Air locations; you can bring your own or buy them there.
  • Multi-visit packages and monthly memberships are usually cheaper per visit than paying for single sessions, especially if you plan to go more than twice.
  • Get Air locations accept walk-ins during open jump times, but arriving early or booking online can reduce wait times during busy periods.

How pricing works at Get Air

Get Air charges by the hour, and the cost depends on which location you visit, what day and time you go, and whether you book in advance or walk in. Prices are typically lower during weekday afternoons and higher during Friday and Saturday evenings. Some locations offer discounts for booking online ahead of time.

If you plan to visit more than once, ask about multi-visit packages or monthly memberships. A package of five or ten visits usually costs less per visit than paying for single sessions. Monthly unlimited memberships are available at some locations and may be worth the cost if you go weekly or more often.

Birthday parties and group events have separate pricing and require advance booking. If you are interested in hosting a party, contact the location directly or check their website for party packages and available dates.

What you need to bring and what to know before you go

Socks are required at Get Air — you cannot jump in bare feet or regular shoes. You can bring your own socks or purchase them at the facility. Most locations sell socks for a few dollars if you forget to bring them.

You will need to sign a waiver before you jump. For anyone under 18, a parent or guardian must sign the waiver in person. Bring a valid ID if you are an adult, and have your child's date of birth ready. Some locations allow you to sign the waiver online before you arrive, which can speed up check-in.

Wear comfortable clothes you can move in — shorts and a t-shirt are typical. Avoid loose jewelry, hair clips, or anything that could fall off or get caught. Some locations have rules about what you can bring into the jump area, so check their website or call ahead if you have questions.

How to book your visit

You can visit Get Air as a walk-in during open jump times, but booking online or by phone in advance usually means a shorter wait, especially during peak hours. Most Get Air locations have their own websites where you can see available time slots, check prices, and book directly.

To find the Get Air location nearest you, visit the main Get Air website and use their location finder. Each location has its own phone number, hours, and pricing. Call ahead if you want to confirm they have availability at your preferred time, or book online if their system allows it.

If you are bringing a group, let the location know in advance. Some locations can reserve a section of the park for your group or schedule a specific time slot to reduce crowding.

What to expect during your visit

When you arrive, check in at the front desk, sign your waiver if you have not already, and pay your entry fee. Staff will direct you to the jump area and explain any house rules specific to that location. Most locations have staff on hand to monitor safety, but they are not instructors — you jump at your own pace.

Your time starts when you enter the jump area. You can move between different attractions — trampolines, foam pits, dodgeball courts, and other features — as you wish. When your time is up, staff will let you know, and you exit the facility.

Some locations have separate sessions for different age groups or skill levels. If you are jumping with young children, ask whether there is a designated toddler area or a time slot with fewer older kids.

Safety rules and what happens if you get hurt

Get Air locations have safety rules to reduce the risk of injury. Common rules include no flipping or backflips on certain trampolines, one person per trampoline at a time, and no running on non-padded surfaces. Staff enforce these rules, and you can be asked to leave if you do not follow them.

Trampoline parks carry injury risk — sprains, fractures, and head injuries do happen. The waiver you sign before jumping acknowledges this risk. If you are injured during your visit, tell staff when ready. They can provide first aid or call emergency services if needed. Your health insurance, not Get Air, covers medical treatment.

If you have a medical condition, joint problems, or are pregnant, check with your doctor before jumping. Some people should not use trampolines at all.

Membership and package options

Most Get Air locations offer multi-visit packages and monthly memberships in addition to single-visit pricing. A package of five visits might cost less per visit than buying five individual sessions. A monthly unlimited membership lets you jump as many times as you want during the month, though some locations limit how long each session can be.

Memberships often include perks like discounted birthday party rates, guest passes, or special event access. Ask the location what is included with their membership before you buy. Memberships are usually month-to-month and can be cancelled, but check the cancellation policy first.

If you are not sure whether you will visit regularly, start with a single visit or a small package to see if you enjoy it. You can always upgrade to a membership later.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to book in advance or can I just walk in?

You can walk in during open jump times at most locations, but you may have to wait if the facility is full. Booking online or by phone in advance guarantees your time slot and usually costs less. Check your local Get Air website to see current availability and book if possible.

What if my child is very young or has never jumped before?

Get Air welcomes young children, but age and height requirements vary by location. Some locations have toddler areas with smaller, softer trampolines. Call ahead to ask about age-appropriate times or areas, and supervise your child closely while jumping.

Can I bring food or drinks into the jump area?

Most Get Air locations do not allow outside food or drinks in the jump area, but they have a snack bar or vending machines. Check your location's rules before you arrive. You can usually eat and drink in the lobby or waiting area.

What if I am injured and need to file a claim?

The waiver you sign limits Get Air's liability for injuries. Your health insurance covers medical treatment. If you believe the injury was caused by negligence or unsafe conditions, you may have a legal claim, but you should consult an attorney about your specific situation.

Are there any discounts for students, seniors, or military?

Some Get Air locations offer discounts for students, seniors, or military members, but this varies by location. Ask when you book or call ahead to see what discounts are available at your nearest facility.