Urban Air Adventure Park
A big indoor adventure park in Christiana — trampolines, ropes, climbing, go-karts, and a 7-and-under zone under one roof.
The Quick Version
- • A large indoor adventure park near Christiana Mall — trampolines, a ropes course, climbing walls, an indoor zipline, go-karts, and an arcade, plus a dedicated 7-and-under area.
- • Admission is sold in tiers (Deluxe / Ultimate / Platinum) by how many attractions you want; a Shorty pass covers kids 40 inches and under.
- • Grip socks and a signed waiver are required for every jumper — do the waiver online before you go.
- • Hours shift by day and season, so check the live calendar; weekday afternoons are calmest for little kids.
Best Ages
Ages 4–12
Plan For
1.5–3 hours
Adults
Supervising (non-jumping) adults free; a jumping parent pays 50% off the matching attraction tier.
Kids
Sold in attraction tiers — Deluxe (jump/play), Ultimate (adds ropes, climbing, zipline), Platinum (adds VR + bumper cars). Check current pricing on their site.
What to Expect
Urban Air is a big-box indoor adventure park near Christiana Mall, built for burning energy when the weather won't cooperate. Under one roof you'll find trampolines (including the APEX courts), a ropes course, climbing walls, an indoor zipline (Sky Rider), go-karts, a Warrior obstacle course, dodgeball, and an arcade.
For little kids there's a dedicated 7-and-under area called 'The Bowl' — wall-to-wall trampolines just for the under-7 set, with over-7s kept out — plus a Tubes playground. The bigger thrill attractions have height minimums (climbing and Warrior around 41 inches, ropes and Sky Rider around 48 inches), so toddlers will spend their time in The Bowl, Tubes, and the basic trampolines.
The key things to sort before you arrive: admission is tiered (Deluxe / Ultimate / Platinum) by how many attractions you want, grip socks are required and cost extra, and every jumper needs a signed waiver — do it online to skip the check-in line. A supervising adult who isn't jumping gets in free. Hours move around by day and season, so check the live calendar.
Who It's Best For
Best for roughly 4–12. Toddlers and preschoolers can play in the 7-and-under 'Bowl' and the Tubes playground, but the marquee attractions (ropes course, indoor zipline) have height minimums little ones won't meet. Big-kid energy dominates during general open jump.
Highlights
The Bowl (7 & under)
Ages 2–7A trampoline area reserved for kids 7 and under, away from the bigger jumpers — the safe landing spot for little ones.
Ropes course, climbing & Sky Rider zipline
Ages 7–12The attractions older kids come for — height minimums apply (roughly 41–48 inches).
Tubes indoor playground
Ages 3–8A climb-and-crawl playground structure that works for younger kids who aren't ready for trampolines.
Go-karts & arcade
Ages 6+Indoor go-kart tracks and an arcade round out a rainy-afternoon visit.
What to Skip with Little Ones
- • The ropes course and Sky Rider zipline — height minimums (around 48 inches) rule out toddlers.
- • General open jump on a busy weekend — the full park and bigger kids overwhelm little ones; aim for a weekday afternoon.
- • Assuming outside snacks are fine — they're not, except cake with a booked party.
Logistics
Admission
Adults
Supervising (non-jumping) adults free; a jumping parent pays 50% off the matching attraction tier.
Kids
Sold in attraction tiers — Deluxe (jump/play), Ultimate (adds ropes, climbing, zipline), Platinum (adds VR + bumper cars). Check current pricing on their site.
Under
A 'Shorty' pass covers kids 40 inches and under.
Prices drift and promos rotate — confirm the current tier prices on their booking flow. Grip socks are required and sold separately (about $4/pair).
Getting There
Parking
Free parking in the surrounding Christiana retail lots, off West Main Street near the Christiana Mall corridor.
Large retail-area surface parking; easy in and out.
Entrance
531 West Main Street, Christiana — in the Christiana Town Center retail area.
Parent Logistics
Single-level and climate-controlled; you can park a stroller near the 7-and-under area while you supervise.
Restrooms on site.
Likely in the restrooms — not confirmed.
Fully indoors and climate-controlled.
Food & Snacks
An on-site café sells pizza, ICEEs, and fountain drinks.
Snack strategy: Outside food and drink aren't allowed (cake/cupcakes are an exception with a booked party), so plan to buy at the café or eat before you come.
Pro Tips
- ✓ Sign the waiver online before you leave home — it's required for every jumper and skips a line at check-in.
- ✓ Grip socks are mandatory and cost extra (about $4/pair); bring back your Urban Air socks from last visit so you're not re-buying for the whole family.
- ✓ A supervising parent who isn't jumping gets in free; a jumping parent pays 50% off the child's tier.
- ✓ For little kids, go on a weekday afternoon or right at open and steer toward The Bowl and Tubes.
When to Go
Best Time to Visit
Weekday afternoons or right at opening are calmest for younger kids; weekends get crowded and loud. Hours vary by day and season — check the live calendar before you go.
Seasonal Notes
Year-round indoor park. A periodic Sensory-Friendly Play session (quieter, no loud music) runs for kids who need a calmer environment — call to confirm dates. Hours change seasonally; confirm on their site.
Rainy Day?
A go-to rainy- or cold-day energy burn near Christiana Mall — fully indoors and climate-controlled.
While You're in the Area
Right by the Christiana Mall corridor — easy to combine with a meal or errands.