Urban Air Adventure and Trampoline Park in Covington :: One Mom’s Review
We visited Urban Air Adventure & Trampoline Park in Covington early in the fall, hoping to get out of the heat and give the kids something fun to do and burn some energy. I didn’t do much research before going, so I didn’t know that it’s much more “adventure” and much less trampoline.
The indoor building is spacious like a trampoline park but only has a portion of the area dedicated to trampolines. My nine-year-old liked the ropes course and the climbing wall areas the best. My four-year-old was not tall enough for several of the play areas but did like the ninja course, which I had to go through with him. I would recommend the center for children over 42″ and probably five years old or older. The ball pit housed in the ninja course was much too deep for my son to navigate himself, and he got tired of the toddler play area pretty quickly.
There is also an arcade area, go-carts, small bumper-cars area, and a zip-line type activity they call Sky Rider. We went on a busy Saturday, so the lines were long for some of the activities. I do think it would be better to go during the week or maybe earlier in the day.
It’s important to note that the tickets are offered in three levels: Platinum, Ultimate, and Deluxe. Deluxe is the lowest level and does not include the ropes course, Sky Rider, or climbing wall, which my kids definitely wanted to do. Check the website for pricing and times. They also offer party packages and group events. The park can be a bit pricey, but they do allow you to play much longer than a typical trampoline park that offers one or two hour segments, so play to spend the day there and maybe consider the family pass that includes pizza and drinks!
