They are washable and reusable, so they only need to be purchased once as long as we remember to take them next time. We were required to purchase special grip socks for $2 from the trampoline park on a subsequent visit. On our first visit, we quickly lost a sock in one of the foam pits and decided to go barefoot. Socks are forbidden at some trampoline parks and required at others. I set my purse to the side and carried it from place to place, but bringing personal items past the front desk is discouraged and not a secure option when jumping.Īt Get Air in Kaysville, there are lockers near the front desk that are monitored by camera, but they have no locks. You can bring your own padlock. I wanted to take photos and keep my phone handy, but I couldn't safely keep anything in my pockets. My purse, phone and camera were a problem at Get Air. That's the last thing I want lost in the bottom of a foam pit. We even left our wedding rings home, just to be safe. Necklaces, bracelets and dangly earrings should be left at home.
Jewelry could be easily lost or snagged at a trampoline park. Related: What to Expect at Kangaroo Zoo in Utah Totally not necessary, but check out these fun trampoline tees on Amazon! These would be fun for a birthday party or family reunion. Athletic shorts, yoga pants and t-shirts are good choices. Wear clothing that lets you move and sweat a little. Skinny jeans are not good attire for jumping into a foam pit – at least on me.
We had plenty of time in the foam pits, the dodge ball court was wide open, and my son and his friend had “Little Air” to themselves much of the time. We visited on a Monday afternoon, and didn't spend much time waiting. Uncrowded trampolines are safer, so there's another good reason to avoid peak hours. If three or four people are in line in front of you, 25% of your hour could be used waiting for a single turn. It's harder than it looks to climb out of a foam pit – a few minutes per jumper. Trampoline parks are big, but only one person can use each foam pit at a time. Avoid peak hoursīeware of weekends, school holidays and other peak times.
Groupon frequently offers trampoline park deals in our neighborhood. Prices are higher on weekends.Ĭheck your trampoline park's website for family, group, military, Tuesday and other discounts. Get Air in Kaysville costs $10 per hour for everyone over 46 inches and $5 per hour for everyone under 46 inches on weekdays. You'll likely be required to view a safety video before you can jump. Every person in your party needs a separate waiver. We took two of my kids' friends to Get Air and the online form made it easy for their parents to complete the waiver before our arrival. One bad bounce or flip can result in serious and permanent injury.Ĭompleting the liability waiver in advance gives you time to review it carefully, along with safety information on the park's website. Safety is an important issue at trampoline parks. Here's what you need to know before you visit a trampoline park. Our family visited Get Air in Kaysville, Utah. These springy playgrounds are a great way for families to have fun and burn calories, regardless of the weather outside. Trampoline parks seem to be everywhere these days, and my kids love them.
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