Heading over to the main court, here you can find most of the trampolines at AirHop. With a number of interconnecting trampolines to freely bounce on, with even ones angled on the walls. The space was larger than other trampoline parks we have been too and during our morning session, remained at a nice quiet level thanks to all the other attractions being occupied. 

The main court also had the addition of the Reaction Wall & High 9, both adding more entertainment than just freely bouncing about. Reaction Wall was a display which had buttons to press when the lit up, whilst High 9 had 3 levels of buttons placed all around, meaning you may have to jump pretty high or stop bouncing to get the lower down ones. 

These next two features at AirHop Bristol are actually super exciting. AR Trampolines is a thing of the future, with AR standing for Augmented Reality, it uses new technology to combine trampolining and cross it with a video game. Pop while you hop in this game, as you need to bounce high and low as you wave your arms and legs to pop as many balloons as you can. The more balloons you pop, the more points you score. After one go of this, you’ll end up very tired! We’ve started to see AR being used more now days, so for it to be used in a fun, clever and interactive way here in a trampoline park, they are on to a winner. 

The Battle Baskets are a series of basketball courts. It counts your score for each basket scored and they have a range of different heights, depending on what sort of challenge you want. 

Finally, they have AeroStrike & Ninja Tag Pods. AeroStrike is a fast paced game which the aim of the game is to score points in the hoop behind the other person. Seems simple? It was actually pretty hard. With the fast paced nature and probably with how tired we were at this point, we struggled to score one. Still, a fun game to have. 

Ninja Tag Pods was a fun team based game. Each player gets given a colour and registers for the game. When the timer starts, you need to race around the course to hit your coloured button. When you hit it, you score a point and it changes location. Seems easy? No, as some of them were very hard to get to for adults but, did make for a great challenge for ourselves. Perfect fun for kids though and those who love a little competition. 

Overall, AirHop Bristol is home to so many great features in their trampoline park, better than most local ones. With all of these elements combined, from the unique AirSlides, to an Obstacle Course, to even the large main court, everything has been made to have as much fun as possible. It covers such a large age group, allowing a range of guests to attend and have fun bouncing around in a variety of ways. 

Tickets are best purchased online and you can select either 60, 90 or even 120 minutes to have fun. Pricing can be as little as £13.50, with different packages being offered on different sessions, times and days of the week. 

A huge thank you to the team at AirHop Bristol for inviting us down and letting us explore. They provided us with 2 free tickets for a 60 minute session.