AirTrack Park

AirTrack Park in Kearny Mesa is a specialty indoor activity venue built around air track and gymnastics-style equipment rather than the standard open-trampoline format. The distinction matters: this is a place for flipping, tumbling, and practicing aerial moves on spring-loaded tracks and foam pits that give kids a controlled environment for skills they're curious about but can't safely practice elsewhere.

The air tracks — long, pressurized inflatable mats — provide a surface that's bouncy and forgiving for beginners attempting forward rolls, cartwheels, and jumps, while being firm enough that kids with gymnastics training can practice actual skills with meaningful feedback. Foam pits at the ends of tracks allow for jump-and-fall practice where landing imperfectly doesn't hurt.

This format attracts a noticeably different mix of kids than a standard trampoline park. Gymnasts use it to practice skills in a different environment. Martial arts students practice aerial kicks. Beginners try their first flip attempts. The activity is more directed than open-jump bouncing, which some kids (and parents) find more satisfying.

The Kearny Mesa location has easy freeway access (I-15 and I-805 nearby) and the immediate neighborhood is one of San Diego's most interesting dining corridors — Convoy Street has a high concentration of excellent Korean, Japanese, and Chinese restaurants that make it easy to build a full outing around the venue.

Grip socks are required. Athletic clothing is strongly recommended — the equipment works poorly with jeans or baggy pants.