In the famous words of R. Kelly's 'Ignition'... BOUNCE BOUNCE BOUNCE BOUNCE BOUNCE BOUNCE BOUNCE BOUNCE The boyf and I came here for a bit of an unconventional date night activity, and we were not disappointed! We showed up on a Monday evening (was also a bank holiday) without having booked, and although the place was quite busy we had no trouble getting a 'flight time' and were on the trampolines about 10 mins after arrival. We took the subway and it's about a 5 minute walk from Kinning Park station, so very accessible and easy to find (if you just follow googlemaps...not sure we would've found it on our own haha) They make you sign a wee disclaimer form which is SO easy and conveniently done on a set of computers specially for that task. This is much quicker and simpler than writing all the info down! It costs a tenner for an hour's 'flight time,' but honestly I think that's enough! You can get a 2 hour pass but we were knackered after about 20 mins and had to take regular water and sit-down breaks. Make no mistake, this is sweaty, sweaty exercise! A couple of wee negatives bring it down to 4 stars- the lockers they have are pretty tiny, and I had my uni bag with me. I ended up having to just put my valuables there and leave my laptop and all my books in my bag on top of the lockers. Bit annoying! They went through a quick safety briefing which I tried to catch all of but the woman spoke pretty quickly, and used some terms which I didn't understand at first like 'gainers' (which is when you run into a flip I think? still not sure haha). Naturally the boyf was way too excited about getting on the trampolines and listened to none of the safety briefing, but they have wee referee people blowing whistles at you all the time if you break the rules. The selection of activities is quite extensive- there are normal trampolines, dodgeball, basketball, a HUGE foam pit with various platforms to jump off from, and punching bags which are incredibly high up, but if you can jump high enough you can climb onto them! The crowd that night was a mixture of kids and the odd unlucky parent who looked like they were having the worst time ever, a group of 'lads', some real professionals who were flipping and bouncing all over the place, and us! This place really made me think about how many inhibitions adults have! There I was watching little kids do running backflips into the foam pit, and I had to really, really psych myself up about doing a frontflip! Finally did it, as did boyf, and we were all proud of ourselves for having done a literal fraction of what these 3ft tall energizer bunnies were achieving. Both of us ended up with sore backs, and both of us had done it the same way- by stiffening up on one of our first landings and feeling a jolt all the way up our backs. So if there's one good bit of advice I can give- it's loosen up and try not to let your grownup 'but this is dangerous' voice take over! The more relaxed you are the less you're likely to get injured. Would love to come here with a big group of pals, and will definitely be back! read more

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Well that was fun. Absolutely done my back in almost immediately, so didn't give it my all. All the more reason to go back. They have trampolines. Lots of them. More importantly, they have dodgeball! The super friendly staff even acted as refs. There's also a few basketball hoops (don't forget this all involves bouncing) and a foam pit with different ramps to jump from. All of this adds up to mega fun for kids and there's a lot of special events marketed for the young and fearless. But, that shouldn't put off adults, with or without kids. There's an obvious exercise angle to all of this, but at a tenner a go I suspect it will appeal to most people as 'a fun thing to do'. Some proper changing areas and more food options would be a treat, especially given the exercise aspect. There's only vending machines with the usual at the moment. Hard work, but fun. Give it a try. read more

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It's different - kids love it - looks good But this is not Airspace, the music is horrific and so so loud, the smell of feet is not great and the coffee is the worst. Also toilets dirty and they had no socks left meaning my child had to bare foot. Serving cake with very dirty food tongs and on to wet plates and tables - all I can say is I won't be back - Airspace all the way. Professional approach to everything with rules and regulations this place just reeks disorganisation .... read more

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Excellent setup well organised, cracking foam pit with some big drop ins. Staff were friendly and well trained. Face planted many times, legs akimbo but top fun. Only vending machines though.. No cafe which seems like a missed opportunity!? read more

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Ryze is in Kinning Park, and before I go on, I should highlight that Kinning Park is now THE COOLEST PLACE EVER. After your trampolining session you can pop next door for a spot of climbing and roller skating. What is going on here? PARADISE in a warehouse, that's what. Ryze is what you dreamed of when you were a kid. And you're still a kid because you're thinking about going for a bounce, or you've been for a bounce, and that's why you're reading this. I could not think of a leisure activity cooler than this, honestly. It's like the bonus level of Sonic the Hedgehog where you bounced about on the springs, there were springs on the walls, and you could swing from ropes. That 8 year old dream of yours is now a reality. It's set in a warehouse with huge light up signs telling you to "defy gravity", and spray paint all over the walls. Challenge accepted. The venue itself is gorgeous and they've made full use of the place. The prices are so reasonable and you can get family discounts and memberships. Staff greet you when you come in and you need to sign a disclaimer - on a practical note, it makes you feel secure since your safety is paramount to the staff, but it's also exciting because there is the element of danger. After a pep talk, you can begin your session. There are dozens of trampolines placed next to each other, so I spent the first half hour frolicking from one to the other. There's a netted area confined at the rear where you can play dodgeball which is hilarious - I beat my boyfriend and he went in a huff. If he ever reads this, you know it's true. If you need to sulk (or rest) there are bean bags in the corner. He was great the the basketball, to be fair. The basketball is amazing because you can bounce up and get a slam dunk, feeling like a proper hero, especially if children are playing beside you and high five you. Sadly I couldn't reach the hoop but it's a goal for next time. My absolute favourite thing of all was the foam pit. Oh, my God. You can trampoline, spring board and drop 10 feet into a four feet pit of foam shapes. If you're feeling particularly brave, you can walk up the stairs to the 10 foot drop - SO MUCH FUN. The staff are brilliant. They can push you out your comfort zone in a bantering, encouraging way. It's a very inclusive environment. It's nice to be in an arena where people are having so much fun they talk to each other rather than sitting for hours in a public space on phones, which is what society is becoming. Reactivate your inner child. I cannot emphasise how great this is. Not just from an excited viewpoint, but for well being, exercize and something different to do. The conventional sporting activities of high school or any previous gym nightmares you don't wish to revisit are left at the door here. I really hope this gets more people active, engaged in sports and leaves young people and adults with good associations on what physical activity can do. Brilliant for families, date nights, birthdays, adult parties and for getting yourself moving. Nothing but praise. read more

Ryze is the second of Glasgow's trampoline parks, taking residence in an old factory in Kinning Park. I think I would have scored this higher if my first experience of a trampoline park wasn't at Air Space, but I can't help but compare. This one seems a lot more geared towards children than a diverse age range of jumpers and has a couple of safety quibbles, but again that didn't stop us! Seriously, how can you not enjoy trampolines?!?! So, safety first! At this location, you can use one of the self service terminals to complete your disclaimer form. You are not required to wear jumping socks here but if you don't you go barefoot. If you want a set and don't have any with you, they can be purchased behind the counter. You will be given a coloured wristband corresponding with your 'flight time' so that the monitors (known as 'flight crew' here) know when to kick you out - ours somehow got screwed up and they tried to kick us out after a half hour. Instead of a safety video, one of the monitors gives a brief safety talk, but at the back of the group, given how loud the space is, if you're at the back you may not hear. So what do Ryze have in the way of facilities? There is a café upstairs where you can order munchies while you wait for your turn, or alternatively watch the action below if you're not going to bounce yourself. In the small changing area (seriously, it's tiny for the number of people pottering about in it), there are lockers for your shoes. They're pretty small, so if you have a handbag you'll be able to get it in there no problem... but if you have a backpack, you may be required to shove a bit. And now the important part! The flying! The whole warehouse is filled with trampolines with a thin walkway to the side. In the main part, there are almost vertical trampolines on the wall to the right should one fancy trying some fancy parkour bouncing. There are punch bags suspended from the ceiling just high enough to insult your honour and challenge you to a duel... I lost (I'll get you next time, punchbag). There is another area off to the left which contains a giant foam pit, into which you can practice somersaulting to your heart's content. I had some very undignified flopping about as I struggled to get out so the next person could jump in, but that was because I have all the grace of duck. If you are wearing socks, the pit will try to steal them! There are a few basket ball hoops so you can pretend you can jump like an NBA basketball player. Although there's a dodgeball area here, it's not at all organised or as well monitored as in Air Space - actually, it's not really monitored at all. I got hit in the face (thanks Harry) and nobody was watching. It's an organised game, so there's no teams and nobody leaves when they're out. It just turns into a war with balls. There's a water fountain by the hoops for your hydration needs, but it's not obvious. I accidentally discovered it when I trod on a wet patch. The trampoline area is pretty great, but because it gets pretty crowded, you can't make your way around the bouncing areas too easily. I was unnerved at the sounds of trampolines that are squeaking already from metal stress (after all, I'm not exactly a dainty girl), and when I went towards the vertical trampolines I could see many bricks under the trampoline thanks to the light from the windows. Yeah, there's a trampoline between you and them, but if something happens to the trampoline you don't want to make it worse by landing on bricks! All in, we had a great time. I just think that Air Space is better in facilities, organisation and safety and given the choice between the two, Air Space would win. The fact that Ryze is closer to the city centre gives it an edge, though. If they settled the problems I've mentioned, they could easily be 5 star. read more

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OK, so my friends 13 year old was visiting last weekend and he is amazing on the trampoline and travelled 200 miles to go here.. The day before we visited airspace and we wanted to compare them and we both agreed that Ryze was the better of the two. A couple of problems first, when I booked us in online it told me a parent or guardian had to fill out the disclaimer form for the child, which I did.. When we arrived they asked if I was his mum, which I said no.. They then explained that a parent had to fill in the online form, I explained I had done this and was told no it had to be a parent.. I then had to phone his dad, who lucky we caught before he was heading out. He logged in and filled the firm out, but it kept crashing.. Even though staff spoke to him and he verbally agreed and I was there to sign anything they were still saying he couldn't jump. I started to get a bit annoyed as now we were 15 minutes past our start time.. Eventually the manager agreed that he could go on. I had to ask to get extra time on as we had gone well past our start time, this was agreed. My next gripe was that I had taken the non slip socks we had got from airspace to wear and was told I had to take them off as you were only allowed to wear their socks which cost £2.50, this I felt was a bit petty.. Right that's the grumps out of the way, let's start the review.. What I Iiked about ryze was although their was staff everywhere keeping an eye on you and trying to prevent accidents, it felt much more relaxed than airspace.. It had the same things but where as airspace have a giant pillow to jump on Ryze has a foam pit. The foam pit was brilliant with kids of all ages trying it out. You could flip or just jump straight in it was totally up to you.. I never actually got to try it as I was to busy filming my friends wee boy. He did teach me how to do a front flip which made me super excited.. Although the pain in my back the next day was not such fun.. The other things on offer are, dodge ball, tilted trampolines, basketball nets and a giant ball that hangs from the roof, that you have to try and bounce high enough to grab onto.. There is a viewing platform upstairs which gives you a good overall view of the trampolines but not the foam pit as that is in a room of from the main room. They have t-shirts for sale and there are small lockers to store your stuff. I will definitely be back.. read more

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What a fun time this is, we had a blast!! You walk in and buy your flight timje or you can book ahead, as we were going on a saturday during the day we opted for the latter. whilst your waiting you can sign the e disclaimer from the computers they have set up which will save you time as well. Went to get changed but unfortunately they have no changing rooms end ergo no shower facilities for afters (similar to airspace), this would be handy as its a very sweaty activity. Went to put our things in the lockers and just about managed to fit a backpack in there, very tiny lockers like old style swimming lockers which is a mite annoying. You get a wee safety briefing and then its onto the tramploines proper. They have a long line of tramploines, ceiling punchbags to play around with and attempt to touch, a foam pit in the back with various heighs to jump off of and two basketball hoops in there too. Up the back there is an 8 tramploine dodgeball court which we had lots of fun in (also sorry jen i hit you in the face with a dodgeball lol). It loses a star for not having changing rooms and also how busy it was. We arrived at about 2 ish and it was literally mobbed, very very busy which made traversing the trampolines tricky. What also marked this down was that quite a few of the trampolines squeaked which didnt inspire confidence and also the "walled" trampolines that sloped upward were see through with (if the worst should happen) a pile of bricks to land on. This seems like an obvious safety oversight. the "flight crew" arent as strict in enforcing the rules either with them barly blowing a whislt eand not actually telling the person what they had done wrong and blatently ignoring a few things whilst looking disinterested. A plus point for them however is that the have a cafe upstairs which could be needed after a sweaty bounce! All in all a great hour or two hours of your time, couple of niggles and things that i would have thought necessary which pull the stars down a little but much more accessible than airspace and a little cheaper too! read more

Ryze is a lot of fun! I've never been at peak times but midweek evenings allow plenty of space for everyone to bounce around. It's £10 per adult for a one hour session and £2.50 for gripper socks if you want to avoid going barefoot. Bring a pound for a locker as well. You can pre-book or walk-in, and you need to complete a waiver. There's a safety briefing before the session starts and then you're off! The main hall has a large network of trampolines plus a dodgeball space at the back, and to the side there's trampolines with basketball hoops and a large foam pit with a couple of trampolines to jump from and for the brave there's a platform you can leap/somersault into the pit from! Great for a laugh with friends and to burn off some energy. There's a mezzanine level with a café overlooking the main area, and if you fancy a quick break during your session there are a few beanbags dotted around, plus a water fountain to stay hydrated. Street parking is available right outside the building. read more

Great place, friendly staff. Loads of trampolines to bounce around with a big foam pit to bounce into and do all sorts of crazy twists and turns. There are 2 basketball hoops as well which are really fun. And a section just for playing dodge ball. They also have a giant hanging ball that you can try and jump up and grab. Got to get that bounce high if you want to grab it though! There is a spectators area upstairs with a cafe as well. Good fun day out! read more