Big Air's Toddler Time is a weekly morning jump session where young children get exclusive access to the trampoline park. During these hours, the park turns off the loud music and closes high-risk attractions like the ropes course and mechanical bull to create a calmer environment for small jumpers. This event is designed for children walking up to age six, and admission is twelve dollars per jumper. Parents must purchase grip socks at the counter if they do not already own a pair. The facility has a large, free parking lot directly in front of the entrance, making it easy to unload strollers and diaper bags. It is an ideal Friday morning activity because it allows toddlers to burn off energy before afternoon naptime. You can let your kids explore the foam pits and open jump areas at their own pace without the usual weekend crowds.
Are older siblings allowed to jump during Toddler Time?
Older siblings are welcome to attend but must remain mindful of the younger jumpers, as the park is reserved specifically for the safety of toddlers during these hours.
Do parents need to pay admission if they are not jumping?
No, parents who are only supervising from the platform do not need to pay admission, but you will need grip socks if you plan to step onto the trampolines with your child.