Grand location if you like/want to simply jump around and have a good time…read more While visiting my nieces and nephew thought it a perfect spot for an afternoon of high flying, fun activities. They have classic area of side by side trampolines, a trampoline Basketball area, a trampoline Dodgeball area, trampoline foam pit, mini rock climb wall, children's obstacles course areas with fun slides and to finish it off a trampoline 'Wipeout' spinning trampoline sweeper. All in all good well kept, clean and good in shape apparatuses. Little to no wait in most areas [minus basketball which could get tied up with a group game]. There is also a small arcade area if you need a breakaway from the bouncing action. Just know that is a separate cost from your original timed wristband given when entering for you bouncing session. Outside of that there is a small beverage concession to get water or a frozen Icee drink and lockers to put valuables [keys, wallets, phones and shoes]. All in all an amazing time where I'd consider going back with or without the kiddos, maybe for a date night with the Mr. ;)

If you have a 12 year old,or in that range that wants to play in the basketball area, don't go…read morehere. My son tried to play. Management allows older teenagers and young men to play and one got upset that my son scored on him, shorter adult, and he deliberately landed on my sons head and injured him. This place is dangerous. On the other side,there were 4 adult men in their 30s and 40s playing dodgeball outside the enclosure. One ball went flying and hit my 14 year old daughter.

Interesting experience as I am writing this right now in their facility:…read more This is a fun place for the kids to come. This is my second time bringing my kids. We got checked in and my two girls ran up and started playing. My son and I straggled behind a few moments. Before reaching the trampolines, one of the employees stopped us and said my son cannot wear the socks he was wearing. He was wearing Galaxy Fun Park Sock (the competition). I asked why he couldn't wear those socks since they were in compliance with what was required in their facility (grip bottom socks). The employee said they were "Galaxy Socks" and that it's policy. After a moment of awkwardness, they gave my son some other socks at no charge. After walking past them, I looked at my two daughters and one was wearing Urban Air Socks and the other was wearing Galaxy Fun Park Socks. They were never stopped and told to change socks. As I'm sitting here writing this review (I was going to give them a 3-Star review for the awkward interaction and inconsistent experience) the same employee kindly just walked up to me and handed me two pairs of socks for my girls. I smiled at him and thanked him. All in all, I appreciate the consistent effort. They were kind about it. I'll be back, again.

We tried defy and my son enjoyed as expected. It really needed to be disinfected. Smell was strong…read moreas soon as you walked in. Great for all ages. It was nice they had seating for parents all over and an area upstairs that overlooks the entire place.

Chaos but fun! Came for a birthday party and the kids had so much fun!…read more It started with normal lights and then turned into a cosmic night. Lots of fun music too. Tons of different areas to play in!

I've hosted birthdays at Big Air Raleigh before, so I know they are capable of doing better…read more Unfortunately, this most recent party was a terrible experience and not worth the money. Despite confirming details in advance and paying nearly $700, the event was disorganized from the start. We were given the wrong party room number, causing delays, and when the kids were ready to eat, the room and food were not prepared on time. The biggest issue was the ice cream. I had paid for ice cream for all guests, but only after the party started was I told they were out. I was advised mid party to buy something next door at Food Lion so my husband went to get ice cream--only for the manager to confront me in front of guests saying I couldn't serve it due to policy. After an embarrassing back‑and‑forth, they eventually allowed it, but the damage was done. My son's party was disrupted, and my guests witnessed unnecessary conflict. To make matters worse, billing confusion at the end left me feeling accused of not covering a guest, only for it to later be revealed as a miscommunication that left me feeling awkward because the venue involved the other family by calling them. The entire experience was stressful, embarrassing, and poorly handled. While the party host tried to be helpful, the management's lack of communication and professionalism ruined the celebration. I've been a loyal customer since they opened, but after this ordeal I am cancelling my membership. Customer service matters, and this event showed me Big Air Raleigh does not value it.

Great place for littles I love that you can see everything from the side lines. Amazing customer…read moreservice from Katina. She made it very enjoyable

Nice little indoor play space for kids! It's on the smaller side, but everything was clean and…read morewell-maintained. You can bring your own grip socks or purchase them there, and they're reasonably priced. A fun spot for the kids to play! Plenty of parking available.

Get the annual pass, 2hrs of jump everyday and the kids get their energy out. It's fantastic…read more It can be very loud and overwhelming for some kids so it's not for everyone. If you are a parent who needs to work on the side and using the counter table and chair, it can be a bit of a mess and you might need to clean. They don't get used much so it can be overlooked. The top counter needs to be dusted periodically. It is covered by a thick dust if you wipe it. You won't notice it at first because of the colour of the counter but if you put something on it, you will bring with you dust bunnies. Need to check on toilet paper too. ;) Beside from that, staff are nice and rely do their job. It's a big place so I know some areas can be missed sometimes.

Pure chaos but the kids had fun! Lots of different trampolines, a foam pit, obstacle course, and…read moremore. They also have a few video games, and while they are more active games (pedaling or kicking a soccer ball) our little ones seemed to gravitate towards those - even though our hope with going there was to be off screens. It was incredibly crowded. We couldn't even find a spot in the parking lot. Lots of people were parking across the way at Carrabba's so we did the same, but then as we walked up to the Sky Zone entrance there was a sign that said they would tow and to park next to Office Max. So I went back and moved the car, however, that was not the most ideal lot to have to walk over with kids since there's no crosswalk.

Brought our two granddaughters here for the day. Its a great place for kids to run off a lot of…read moreenergy. They have trampolines, ropes course, sky rider (zipline), bumper cars, rock walls, slides, and so much more. I just decided to let them have at it for as long as they wanted and they lasted about 6 hrs. They also have a Cafe where you can get pizza, fries, wings, pretzel sticks, candy, and more. They also have massage chairs in case you want to relax a minute. For two children and 1 adult including the entry fee for the kids plan to spend around $150. I would advise keeping a constant eye on your children because there are a lot of them and even though all the areas looked pretty safe anything could happen with the number of kids playing. I didnt feel uncomfortable at all with our granddaughters playing (they are 11 and 4) but just we cautious. Almost forgot...they have several private rooms where you can have bday parties. We would definitely come back again. The girls had a great time!

This place is neither clean nor safe! Most of the play structures didn't have any supervision. The…read moremat slides didn't have any supervision and a kid kept taking my kid's mat after she had to drag it all the way to the top. The high jump trampoline which is supposed to be one jumper/trampoline had 5 kids jumping at a time with no supervision. The Zipline had no rules! Sometimes they let kids who didn't meet the hight go up, sometimes not and they said " the manager is watching". If you are going to take your child there, make sure you are watching them the whole time

Cool Mom and Auntie award goes to me !! There was so much to…read moredo that the kids never got bored. I was impressed by how safe and clean everything is and how well organized the place was ! Andrew, the manager, set the tone from the beginning with amazing customer service. The kids had a blast. The parents had fun watching and participating because , hello we are big kids too ! Most importantly, even as it got busier, there's so much to do that the kids almost never had to wait for anything. They could just run up and go!

Urban Air.. more like Urban Utopia…read more This Urban Air was the best in all of the trampoline parks I have ever been to. Firstly, the ball pit was an absolute BLAST. You could jump in there for at least 300 times and still want to jump in. Next.. The Lifeguards, the lifeguards were super nice and told me how to use specific attractions. In fact me and my friend invited a lifeguard to jump with us and we all had a great time. Then.. there was the Trampolines, there are trampolines with CRAZY jump force. You jump.. You're basically Avatar. I had a good time with the trampolines. Finally.. The Price, the price was pretty solid. For me and my brother, it was probably at least $22.14 (I don't want to get anyone mad). Overall, 5 Stars. Go here like if your life depends on it.. JK but do recommend going here

My family loves Triumph Gymnastics. Both my son and daughter attend and have enjoyed all of their…read morecoaches through the years. Our children play travel sports and they have been really good at helping them adjust schedules that fit our needs based on the season. Staff are super friendly from the front desk to the trainers and even summer camp staff. My daughter has struggles "transitioning" at times and staff have been extra supportive and accommodating. Highly Recommend!

Staff suck and never follow the rules and don't pay attention to what's happening or who is getting…read morehurt my son came home with 3 cuts on his foot and they did not even know

This Gymnastics center deserves 5 stars. The excellent coaches and staff are truly dedicated to…read moregiving your child the best training. My daughter attends 1 class weekly and has loved every coach. The classes are challenging and fun. Usually rotations of different stations such as bars, floor and trampoline. The feedback is constructive and we as parents receive info on how the child progresses. I receive a monthly news letter, coupon for summer camp fun and birthday party discounts. The facility is large and fully equipped in various equipment and tools to help the kids with form. Free wifi and plenty of seats make it comfortable while we are waiting. Classes for all ages, boys tumbling and adult fitness offered.

They have it all what it takes to run a good business ....professional,educated and friendly staff…read more!!

My 7 year old daughter has attended several events at Warrior Tech. Mostly, the evening kids…read moreclasses, but she has also been a drop in for a day at camp, and she went to a birthday party of a friend she met through Warrior Tech. In all three instances, I would give this facility a 5/5 review. What I appreciate most is how much the instructors (aka techs, aka trainers) care and the values they are emphasizing. Obviously they are looking to promote healthy habits through diet and exercise. But more than that, I am seeing them instill values of good sportsmanship and teamwork. Seeing my daughter cheer on the kids in her class and then seeing the other kids rooting her on....I just love it. And when I see one child helping another do a skill or obstacle, working together.... I have no words. Competition is not a bad thing. It definitely has its place, but the ability to work as a team is a far more valuable skill and one that may not come as naturally as competitiveness. The techs are passionate about what they are doing and seem genuinely proud when a child gets a little further up the warped wall then they did last time they tried. Or when a child has better form on pushups than he/she did the prior class. I love seeing the pride and confidence my daughter emits when she figures out a new skill and I feel that same pride and genuine positivity from the instructors as well. She has spent a good bit of time at Warrior Tech, but never gets bored. The instructors are so creative in setting up new obstacles, exercises, and games. I will say they can be strict...but only when it comes to safety and never without good reason. This is, obviously, not a bad thing. When these obstacles are potentially dangerous, I want safety emphasized and I'm grateful for a reasonable amount discipline in the pursuit of a safe environment. If my child were doing something that increases risk of injury (to her or someone else), I would rather her receive a few stern words than a broken bone. As far as the birthday party we attended, it was a great time. So much so, that I booked my daughter's party at Warrior Tech as well. If you have really young ones, I don't know that I would recommend Warrior Tech. I would say at least age 5 on up to adulthood. Honestly, I wouldn't mind having my birthday party here and from what I understand, they have hosted parties for adults! The kids were completely engaged in the activities during the party. Again, you felt the teamwork and camaraderie as the kids ran through the obstacle race with their friends chanting their name. The vibes here are just great! Positive energy. Enthusiastic and encouraging employees. Overall, a great place to work out and have some fun for both kids and adults.

Our son thoroughly enjoyed his two days of camp here and overall had a great experience. He loved…read morethe games that the counselors did with the kids, and he got a good workout every day. He tells me that the instructors were fantastic. He's 12 and typically enjoys obstacle courses, so this camp was right up his alley. If your kid has no interest in playing on workout equipment and completing obstacles all day, please don't sign them up for the camp. It makes it less fun for the others who are there to get better at their skills. But, if your kid loves running, climbing, and all things ninja warrior, then this is definitely the right place!