Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park

Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park on Preston Road in Far North Dallas is one of the chain's solid DFW locations, with a 4.4 Google rating from over 1,200 reviews. The "adventure park" label is accurate — this facility has substantially more than just trampolines.

The main trampoline floor is the entry point, but the real attractions are the ropes course, rock climbing walls, warrior obstacle course, and battle beams. The indoor ropes course is suspended above the main floor and offers a genuine challenge — navigating obstacles while clipped into a harness at height. Kids 6+ who want adventure beyond bouncing will spend most of their time here.

Battle beams are the crowd favorite. Two opponents stand on beams over a foam pit and try to knock each other off with padded jousting sticks. It's simple, physical, and hilariously fun. School-age kids will do round after round.

Urban Air uses tiered pass pricing. The basic pass covers trampolines and some attractions. The premium pass adds ropes course, climbing, and more. For kids under 6, the basic pass plus the toddler area is sufficient. For kids 6+, spend the extra money on the premium pass — the ropes course and climbing are the differentiators.

Passes run $22-35 per person depending on the level. Grip socks are mandatory ($3-4). A family of 4 with premium passes is looking at $100-150. Buy tickets online — the door price is always higher. Groupon and the Urban Air website often have promotions.

The toddler area is separated from the main floor, which is essential. The Far North Dallas location keeps it reasonably clean and well-maintained.

Best for ages 3-15. The toddler area handles the youngest visitors. The ropes course and climbing appeal to tweens and teens. Weekend afternoons are crowded with birthday parties — weekday afternoons (4-8PM) and Saturday mornings at opening are the best compromise between availability and crowd levels.

Preston Road in this area has excellent dining for afterward — The Shops at Willow Bend and surrounding restaurants offer much better options than typical entertainment-venue food courts.