Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park Midland

An Indoor Adventure Park on Midland’s North Side

Urban Air Adventure Park is located on the north side of Midland, Texas. The park opened in Midland in January 2023 and is locally owned by a Midland resident who also runs The Little Gym. Everything is indoors, so a visit works the same way in a West Texas dust storm as on a mild afternoon.

Trampolines, Dunk Zones, and Battle Beams

The park’s trampoline areas include APEX trampolines whose surfaces extend up the walls, a Slam Dunk Zone, a Battle Beam, and a Drop Zone with a giant airbag for practicing tricks. Guests can jump, flip, and bounce at every angle, with staff supervising the courts. A Shorty 40-inch ticket gives smaller children a younger-friendly version of the experience, and a separate kids’ area helps parents keep the youngest guests in a calmer zone. Height requirements vary by attraction, and visitors note that the zip line requires 52 inches.

Warrior Course, Climbing Walls, and Sky Rider

Beyond jumping, the park has a Warrior Course with moving obstacles, climbing walls, a Leap of Faith platform, and a Stairway to Heaven obstacle course made of tall platforms. A ropes course adds gravity-defying obstacles, and the Sky Rider is an indoor zip line that carries riders over the park. These attractions suit older children and teens who want a challenge. Younger visitors can explore the Tubes Playground, which works as either a maze or a race course.

Mini Go-Karts and Group Birthday Parties

Mini Go-Karts offer a safe racing experience tailored for children, and guests can add them to their visit. Birthday parties are a major part of the business, with party rooms and a large event hall for groups. One February 2026 review praised the party hostess for taking care of every detail. The park also runs weekly events, including Jumperoo sessions for toddlers and Teen Night. Its monthly membership gives unlimited visits and discounts on food and drinks.

Food, Drinks, and Value Deals for Families

The park has a dining area serving pizza and Dippin’ Dots, and a current deal lets guests pick either two free tickets for a later visit or a meal for two. An “All Day Play Promise” offers a free return pass if the park reaches capacity and asks for volunteers to leave. Families who visit often can save with the membership, which costs about half the price of one Unlimited Play ticket per month.