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Altitude Trampoline Park

Rating

4.4(1,297)

Family of 4

$70-100 (2 kids ~$18-22 each; adults often free or $10; add snacks $15-20)

Duration

1.5-2.5 hours

Best Ages

Best for ages 3 to 16

About

Altitude Trampoline Park on West Gate Blvd is South Austin's most accessible trampoline venue, close to the South Mopac corridor and convenient for families in Slaughter Lane, Garrison Park, and the Southwest Austin suburbs.

The facility follows the standard trampoline park layout that works: interconnected wall-to-wall trampoline courts, foam pits, basketball dunk lanes, dodgeball courts, and a separate toddler trampoline zone with lower equipment. The foam pit consistently gets the best reviews, kids bounce off a higher trampoline edge and plunge into a deep pool of soft foam cubes. The extraction process (digging yourself out of foam) is itself entertaining.

For families with mixed ages, the toddler-specific section is a genuine plus. It uses smaller, lower trampolines and a scaled-down foam pit that young children can enjoy without the intimidation factor of the full-size equipment. Parents with a 3-year-old and a 9-year-old can both be occupied simultaneously.

Two important operational notes: Altitude is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, which catches many families off guard. Wednesday through Sunday are the operating days. Additionally, all jumpers must sign a liability waiver, completing this online at home before you arrive saves significant check-in time, especially with multiple kids.

Saturday afternoons are the peak crowd time; Wednesday and Thursday afternoons offer a noticeably calmer experience. The venue is solid but not exceptional compared to other trampoline parks in Austin, what it has going for it is the South Austin location and reliable cleanliness.

Age Suitability

Infants (0-1)Toddlers (1-3)Little Kids (4-6)Big Kids (7-9)Tweens (10-12)Teens (13-17)

Parent Logistics

Stroller-Friendly

Yes

Nursing / Changing

Available

Kid Meals

Limited

Setting

Indoor

Rainy Day

Great option!

Plan Your Visit

Best Time to Visit

Wednesday or Thursday afternoon; closed Monday and Tuesday

Wait Times

Minimal wait on weekdays; Saturday afternoons busier with 10-20 min wait for peak attractions

Nearby Food

Located on West Gate Blvd in South Austin near South Mopac; Whataburger and various fast-casual options nearby along William Cannon Dr.

Why Kids Love It

Altitude Trampoline Park in South Austin has wall-to-wall trampolines plus a foam pit, dodgeball courts, basketball dunk lanes, and a dedicated toddler trampoline section. The foam pit is a particular favorite, kids launch off the edge of a trampoline and plunge into a sea of foam cubes, emerging covered in foam and immediately wanting to go again. The dodgeball court creates spontaneous kids-vs-kids games that keep older kids coming back.

Pro Tips from Parents

  • Closed Monday and Tuesday, a surprisingly common trip-killer, so check the schedule
  • The toddler section has lower trampolines and a foam pit scaled for small kids
  • Altitude requires waivers for all jumpers; complete the waiver online at home to save time at check-in
  • Bring socks or buy them on-site (Altitude-branded grip socks required)
  • Weekday afternoons are significantly less crowded than weekends

What to Bring

  • Grip socks
  • Athletic clothes
  • Water bottles
  • Waiver completed online beforehand

Cost Info

Admission Prices

Adult
$12
Child
$12

Tips to Save

  • Closed Monday and Tuesday, plan your visit for Wed-Sun.
  • Bring your own grip socks to avoid buying at the desk.
  • Check for online specials and weekday discounts.

Hours & Contact

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Tickets & Booking

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