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Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park Raleigh

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7810 Poyner Pond Cir, Raleigh, NC 27616, United States
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One (1) Virtual Reality Play

One (1) Virtual Reality Play

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Players: 1-30

6+ Age

From $7.99

Price is per person

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Unlimited Play Birthday Party Package

Unlimited Play Birthday Party Package

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Players: 1-30

6+ Age

  • Includes:
    • Unlimited Play access to all listed attractions (Battle Beam, Dodgeball, ProZone Performance Trampolines, Runway Tumble Track, Slam Dunk Zone, APEX Trampolines, Tubes Playground, Virtual Reality, Warrior Course, Climbing Walls, Leap of Faith, Stairway to Heaven, Flip Zone Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, Sky Rider, Spin Zone Bumper Cars)
    • Birthday pennant and marker
    • Jump Back Pass for the birthday child
  • Includes:
    • Unlimited Play access to all listed attractions (Battle Beam, Dodgeball, ProZone Performance Trampolines, Runway Tumble Track, Slam Dunk Zone, APEX Trampolines, Tubes Playground, Virtual Reality, Warrior Course, Climbing Walls, Leap of Faith, Stairway to Heaven, Flip Zone Bumper Cars, Ropes Course, Sky Rider, Spin Zone Bumper Cars)
    • Birthday pennant and marker
    • Jump Back Pass for the birthday child
    • T-shirt for the birthday child
    • Balloons, plates, napkins, and forks
    • Urban Air socks
    • Bottled water
    • Tickets
    • Setup and cleanup
    • All-day play access
  • Duration: All-day play (play time starts when the party begins)
  • Players: Group party package (per-party pricing)
  • Additional options: Private Room upgrade +$100 (adds HDTV, 2 large one-topping pizzas, 2 drink pitchers, private host); food add-ons available
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From $399.99

Price is per group up to 30 people

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About

Urban Air Adventure Park sits in the northeast part of Raleigh, North Carolina, on Poyner Pond Circle near Triangle Town Center, in the space that once housed a big-box toy store.

 

More Than a Trampoline Park

Urban Air Raleigh is a full indoor adventure park rather than a simple bouncy-floor venue. The interconnected trampolines, the APEX performance trampolines, and the ProZone high-performance trampolines anchor the space, but the real draw is the variety that surrounds them. Guests can race through the Warrior Course, a demanding obstacle gauntlet that rewards balance and grip, or test their nerve on the Ropes Course, which strings bridges and suspended obstacles overhead. For those who like a little friendly competition, the Battle Beam turns balance into a duel, while the Slam Dunk Zone and the Runway tumble track invite show-off flips and acrobatics. The Leap of Faith and the Drop Zone add a dose of adrenaline for braver jumpers, and the Sky Rider indoor zipline lets guests soar across the park from above. Virtual reality stations round out the lineup for anyone who wants a screen-based break between physical challenges.

 

An Arena Built for Every Kind of Player

The park is laid out so that different age groups and skill levels naturally find their own corner. The Tubes Indoor Playground, with its twisting tunnels and slides, is a favorite for younger children, while the climbing walls, ropes course, and zipline cater to older kids and teens. Bumper cars appear in two flavors — the Flip Zone and the Spin Zone — giving groups a chaotic, laugh-filled way to compete. Height and capacity restrictions apply to individual attractions, so the park effectively self-sorts by ability. The indoor setting means weather is never a factor, and the layout keeps parents within sight of the action whether they are playing alongside their kids or watching from the sidelines.

 

Programs, Parties, and All-Day Play

Urban Air Raleigh runs on an “All Day Play Promise,” meaning a single ticket covers the whole day with no time limits. Memberships take that further, with monthly plans that unlock unlimited visits and perks like free snacks, pizza slices, and discounts on food and merchandise. The Adventure 4 All bundle packages four unlimited play tickets with socks, a large pizza, and drinks for a full crew outing. Birthday parties are a core part of the operation, with packages ranging from a budget-friendly Basic tier up to the Platinum tier that opens every attraction in the park. A Small Squad party option serves groups of five at a flat rate, and party hosts handle setup, cleanup, and scheduling so parents can simply enjoy the day. Summer camps and seasonal programs round out the calendar, giving families a structured way to keep kids active during school breaks.

 

Fuel, Rest, and the Little Extras

A café on site serves pizza, popcorn, ICEEs, fountain drinks, and snacks, with options like cauliflower-crust pizza for gluten-free guests and Starbucks cold coffee for the adults. Party add-ons include goody bags, Dippin’ Dots, cotton candy, wing platters, and sharable cookies, so celebrations can be tailored to taste. Party spaces come in two forms: a standard table area included with most packages, and a private room upgrade that adds an HDTV, two large pizzas, and drink pitchers. Both give families a place to gather for cake and presents between rounds of play. Grippy socks are required for everyone and can be purchased on site.

 

A Team That Keeps the Fun Safe

The staff at Urban Air Raleigh are a visible presence throughout the park, particularly around the climbing walls and higher-risk attractions, where they guide younger visitors through each activity. Party hosts are dedicated to their groups, managing the flow of the celebration from setup to cleanup so parents can relax. The park’s approach to safety — enforcing height restrictions, requiring socks, and keeping staff stationed at key attractions — makes it a comfortable environment for families with children of varying ages.