Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park, Oklahoma, United States

4gerialexander 5:00 PM Aug 4, 2019

Expensive but a good time!
If you want to go "all in" for even two people, you are looking at close to $100 if you get the most expensive "pass," rent a locker, and buy lunch. But you can stay as long as you want and do as much as you want. And for an indoor place, there is A LOT to do. Ropes course, trampolines, climbing walls, go karts, spinning bumper cards, and a virtual reality game. You can buy different pass types that go from fairly inexpensive to the ones I mention above. We did the $24.99 which included everything but the VR and the go karts. We ended up being there a little over 3 hours. Food was reasonably priced. They have a kid's sized meal for around $5 that included a main dish like pizza or chicken, a side like chips or fries, and a drink. Free refills on the drinks! You do have to buy the Urban Air socks, which are $2.50 a pair. The only other things I think are worth mentioning are that if you are used to climbing with shoes on, this might be tough on your feet. The climbing walls, ladders, and ropes course really hurt the bottom of both mine and my son's feet. And if you have ever done a ropes course, this one could be an adjustment as the rope that is often in the front of you is in the back. I am used to holding on to the front rope, but there isn't one to hold onto! Oh, and get there early, if you can. We were there at opening and were able to do a lot of things without a wait or a crowd, but as it got later in the day, it got VERY crowded. LOTS of birthday parties. I would give it five stars, but I do think it is expensive. It's fun, but not quite worth dropping $75 for 3 hours of play.

3Amanda 5:00 PM Dec 7, 2019

The kids enjoyed it... But needs more for parents.
The kids had a good time but there is limited seating for parents. There is the food area with hard metal seats and limited massaging chairs that you have to pay to sit in or they beep constantly. The food was bad! Queso is straight from a can and warmed in microwave. Hot dogs were also microwaved and too long so they were rubbery. The buns were old. The prices are sky high! I had a group of five 13 year olds and it was $200 to get in and spent another $100 on drinks and a few snacks.