Airborne Trampoline Arena

Would not recommend the facility or the staff/​management. They are particularly unhelpful, but the most important reason I would not recommend is because it is so unregulated, I feared for the safety of the children there.

NO SUPERVISION! Too many safety issues, no one is around to check any safety violation and overcrowded areas. We had to asked the staff at desk twice intervene with people with selfie sticks and bottles in the trampoline area. The dodgeball is out of control! Too many kids playing at the same time. No age limitations and zero rules! We are not coming back!

I have always had a wonderful experience here, but today was amazing! We had our second birthday party here for our daughter. From the being, everyone was so nice and helpful. Our pizza showed up late, (not their fault) but we were accommodated greatly! Thank you so much and thank you whoever helped us most (I didn’t get your name, super nice shoulder length blonde kid) We’ll see you soon!

Great place to let the kids go wild. Watching the chubby and over weight kids is, sorry to admit it, but hilarious. They’re funny because it reminds me of the giggly jello… Love this place to tire out the kids and get exercise. Bonus: watching fat kids.
If they had a kitchen it would be 5 stars

Airborne isn’t a new idea. Jump on it and hang time have been around for a long time. Nevertheless, I think it is still important that I detail my experience here and let you know the differences of this indoor trampoline park.
Airborne is like any other business of its kind — sign a waiver, and go jump on trampolines for an hour. For adults and older kids I believe it was around $ 10 or so which was completely reasonable.
As you walk in the first room, there is a dodgeball arena which is probably my favorite part. I love playing dodgeball with the kids. Next to that there are a few gymnastics trampolines that go into foam pits. Continue on into the next room and you have a room full of trampolines everywhere. Continue on into the last room and there is a little more of a unique setup.
Airborne has a huge obstacle course that is an amazing time. Kids under 12 years old probably can’t handle it, but for those of age it is a really good time.
The facility overall seems to be a little small — especially on a Saturday when you can’t even jump anywhere without fear of landing on someone. Take my advice and do not go on a Saturday unless it is the first session of the day. We went around 2 in the afternoon and it was the most miserable experience.
If you live up in the Sandy Draper area and want to get your kids tired out real quick, this is the place to do it.

If you’re going to let this many kids in. Staff for it.
Terribly regulated, disorganized, and crowded.
And FFS, if you’re gonna bring your children here, watch them PLEASE. I can’t believe how many times, how many different kids I had to tell to properly wait their turn in line.
Everyone who works here looks like they haven’t smiled in years. And there’s a hiring sign outside. Word of advice, raise the price, lose a little clientele and make this place much more of an experience for everyone who attends or works here. Yea, with that raise of price you could hand that out to the employees. Create a back bone for yourself and eliminate that hiring sign outside.

I really enjoyed our visit to Airborne. We went with a large group (25) and they made it very easy to check in with group rates.
Airborne has all of the goodness of your usual trampoline places: foam pits, dodgeball arena, area for the kiddies, with the added benefit of a really cool (and super hard) ninja course for the big kids and adults. I probably won’t forget the image of family members trying to walk a tightrope for a long time.
(A small kids ninja course wouldn’t be a terrible addition here. My 4 year old started screaming the second he realized he was too short for the big kids ninja course.)
I think my only complaint would be that the snack bar could have a bit more food. We worked up a big appetite, and probably could stay even longer with some heartier snacks!

My kids enjoyed coming here for a while. But its funny how 1 bad experience ruins all the good ones as it did in my case.
My 13 year old son came here with several friends. One of the parents of the other kids drove them there and dropped them off assuming since they had all been there several times they all had current paperwork.
After waiting almost 45 minutes to get in, they informed my son that his release paper had just expired and therefore he could not enter. Non of the kids had their cell phones. They left them home because last time one of the kids got his stolen. They wouldn’t allow him to use their company phone. He asked if he could use one of their computers to send me an email, I guess this upset them and they told him to leave.
So my son sat outside in the cold for almost 2 freaking hours waiting for everybody else.
I will never allow my children to go to this place again. The negligence of the staff there has always bothered be, but this took it to a whole new level of absurdness. I wish Unilocal would allow stars to go into the negative.

I agree with the one star reviews. Been twice for grand kids birthdays. This place is too crowded. On the last party, it took forever to check everyone in. This shortened their jump time. They give the party kids a tiny bottle of water to go with Pizza, when the kids are hot and thirsty from jumping. At both parties we had to keep asking for more plates or napkins.

I came here for my little sister’s birthday party. The first thing I noticed as I walked in was IT SMELLS HORRIBLE!!! There was an overwhelming odor of feet, sweat, armpits, just disgusting body odor. The staff was a bunch of high school aged kids who didn’t care what the kids did. The food is extremely overpriced. And finally, the dealbreaker for me. My family spent 1 hour inside the place. In that time, MY CAR GOT BROKEN INTO and money was stolen. I called the police and they explained that Airborne has theft problems. Their parking lots are raided weekly, and even though Draper police has constantly told them to get cameras, they refuse to. They had wood patched over their front door because the actual facility was broken into as well. NOT SAFE AT ALL. I WOULD STAY FAR FAR FAR AWAY.

Amazing! I had a blast!

I picked this place to throw my daughter’s birthday party and it turned out to be a lot of fun for all the kids, BUT there were a few things.
First and foremost they make you sign a waiver for a reason, it’s dangerous. And you get the sense that once you sign the waiver and pay they could give a shit what happens to you. I saw countless kids crying and we even had a few twisted ankles and a minor eye injury out of only 9 kids (10 including me as a big kid) in a time span of about 90 minutes.
Second, if you get hungry your screwed. They have a big sign out front that says «no outside food or drink». The problem with this is there is no inside food either other than insanely overpriced bags of chips. The pizza comes from off-​site and even though they advertise pizza on their menu they had none.
Third, 1 boy bathroom and 1 girl bathroom means a line of kids holding their crotches so you can bet that somebody is probably going to piss in their pants.

Clean and fun place for kids… Safe for kids as well as you as a parent actually keep an eye on your own kids! Staff seems poorly trained and everyone of them have a look of «I hate my job» on their face! The guy on top of stand oversees that rules are abided by– however came down off podium to use a megaphone five feet from a two year olds face– to let her know she can’t pick up foam squares out of jump pit in kids area!!! Ok she is 2 first off so asking parent to have her stop would be better then a megaphone in her face, she doesn’t comprehend the average sentence as it is! The lack of decent staff and training is the one star, and the reason we will not be back!!! Jump and bounce is much better for kids !

My kids always have a great time here. They have a section for the smaller kids so you don’t have to worry. The bathrooms smell like every 7 year old just peed on the floor… They probably did so go before you get there.

Great entertainment for the wee ones. I like that there is an area designated for children 8 years and younger.

Looking for a different way to exercise?
I just want to start off with this is for their airobics class.
Why spend hours starring at the tv while on the eliptical or treadmill to burn some calories? The class is made for everyone. We had males and females, young and old. It’s a totally different way to get a cardio workout and trust me your heart will start pumping. Another bonus is that if it’s your first time there for the class it’s FREE!!! So come out and give it a try.

We attended a birthday party here. The kids seemed to have a good time but it doesn’t seem like the safest or most well run place in the valley. The employees were not helpful at all with the party. It was pretty much just a free for all as far as the party went. There was no direction or organization. They did not help with pizza, cake, presents or clean up. When our 2 hour time was up they basically came and told us we had to get out.
With all the other options in the valley it would not be on my list of birthday party locations.

My experience at Airborne was okay– not fantastic, not terrible. In case you’re unfamiliar with the setup, it has a dodgeball area (didn’t try it, since it was packed with kids), a foam pit (tried it once, but there was a long line due to the children), and a section of trampolines attached together by covered metal things. This was one part I didn’t like– landing on those barriers hurts!
The men’s bathroom smelled so bad that we couldn’t go near it. However, there were some staff around trying to help with the birthday-​party crowd.