Best for elementary-age kids and up burning off energy in a trampoline park that gets loud and packed.

Trampoline ParkClimbing WallGo-KartsNinja Course
Birthday Parties
Facility accessIndoorSummer campsDrop-inYear-round
Thu · 4PM – 8PM
Monday4PM – 8PM
Tuesday4PM – 8PM
Wednesday4PM – 8PM
Thursday4PM – 8PM
Friday4PM – 9PM
Saturday10AM – 9PM
Sunday12PM – 8PM
$12.49 - $24.99

$12.49 - $24.99

Admission is now the "All Day Play Promise" model — one all-day ticket, no time limits, not a class or session fee.

  • The Unlimited Play all-day ticket is $24.99 (every attraction, all day).
  • A Shorty ticket for children 40" and under and a Parent ticket (bought with a child's pass) are $12.49 each.
  • Urban Air socks are required and sold for $4.49.
  • Memberships are the other route: $12.49/month for unlimited monthly visits, with a Shorty membership and a parent membership both at $6.25, the parent one bought alongside a child's (socks free on the initial visit).
  • Party, group, and special-event pricing is separate — offers and pricing don't apply there, so confirm rates when you book.
  • Go-Karts are currently being tested, so availability varies.
1 Summer Camp Concluded
  • Jun 1–5 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Jun 8–12 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Jun 15–19 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Jun 22–26 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Jun 29 – Jul 3 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Jul 6–10 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Jul 13–17 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Jul 20–24 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Jul 27–31 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Aug 3–7 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Aug 10–14 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm
  • Aug 17–21 · Camp Urbie (half day)ConcludedMon–Fri · 9am–12pm

Cost · Half-day camp $249/week; full-day camp $340/week; one-day drop-in $95 (in-park purchase only).

Details

Camp Urbie is run with Snapology STEAM. The same twelve weeks are also offered as a full day, 9 am-4 pm, alongside the half-day sessions listed.

Our take

Urban Air is the big-box option, an indoor park where the draw is sheer variety. Beyond the wall-to-wall trampolines you get climbing walls, a ropes course, a warrior-style obstacle course, tube slides, a Sky Rider zipline, an indoor sports court, and — newest of all — indoor go-kart tracks. For a kid who just needs to run until they're wrung out, there's a lot to do under one roof, and the membership pricing makes sense fast if you end up going more than a few times a year.

Set your expectations for what a park this size actually is. It's loud and busy, and on a weekend or a rainy day it's packed — it's a high-volume park with a middling rating, the profile of a place a lot of families use. It skews toward elementary-age kids and up who can handle the bigger attractions; there are gentler options for little ones, but a two-year-old will get a fraction of the value an eight-year-old does. And because Urban Air runs this as a "test park," individual attractions — the go-karts especially, which the park lists as still being tested — can be down without notice, so it's worth checking before you promise your kid a specific ride. Take it for what it is: a reliable, do-everything energy-burner and a well-oiled birthday-party machine, not a calm afternoon.

Local Tips

The park is on West Southlake Boulevard, on the west side of town. A few things that trip up first-timers:

  • Urban Air socks are required and cost extra, so either buy them there every visit or hold onto a pair — grippy socks from another park won't do.
  • Any child under sixteen needs a parent or guardian in the building, so this isn't a drop-off.
  • The go-karts come with a caveat: the park lists them as still being tested, so availability varies — check before you promise your kid a ride. One all-day ticket now covers every attraction that's open, so there's no separate tier to buy up to.
  • If you're bringing a camper, Camp Urbie runs weekly through the summer in half- and full-day options.
Credentials

Urban Air Southlake is a franchise location of the national Urban Air Adventure Park brand; there's no single named owner-instructor, and it operates as a supervised facility rather than a coached program. The relevant standards are operational: children under sixteen must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times in the park, Urban Air grip socks and a signed waiver are required to jump, and each attraction carries its own height and eligibility limits that staff enforce. The park describes an emphasis on guest-safety procedures across its attractions.

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