Jump In by AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Park Esher
BEST FOR
Ages 1+
ENTRY
from £7.95
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Esher
What it’s like
Trampoline arena, a toddler zone and a 25-activity climbing centre under one roof, with grip socks bought at the door.
The trampoline arena is the main event here, with Open Jump sessions running 60, 90 or 120 minutes depending on how long your lot can last. Off-peak the 60-minute session is £15.95, oddly a touch more than the £14.95 peak price, so it pays to check which slot you're booking rather than assume weekday mornings are cheaper. Under-sixes get their own softplay area, and there's a Toddler Takeover session for ages 1 to 6 that keeps the bigger kids' bouncing well away from the little ones.
If trampolining isn't the thing, Clip'n Climb next door has 25 different climbing activities, and you can combine the two with a Climb & Jump combo ticket for £25. Grip socks are compulsory, AirHop's own brand only, and you buy them on arrival as part of getting kitted out, so factor that into the queue when you turn up. You'll also need to arrive half an hour before your session for check-in and a safety briefing, and if it's your first visit a waiver has to be signed in person, valid for 12 months after that.
Parking is limited on site but you get 4 hours free once you've validated your registration at the reception kiosk, which takes the sting out of it a bit. Weekends and school holidays sell out, and walk-ins get turned away if that's happened, so booking ahead is the safer bet even though it isn't compulsory. The on-site café does hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and cakes, and it's the only food allowed in beyond birthday cake in the party rooms.
Parties run from the £11.50 Toddler Takeover right up to the £39.95 Ultimate Party, with a minimum of 10 guests.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 1 to 6 in the toddler and softplay areas, 4 and up for Open Jump
- Booking
- Book in advance recommended. Weekends/holidays usually sell out and walk-ins cannot be accommodated if sold out
- Parking
- 4 hours free with vehicle registration validation on arrival at reception kiosk
- Food
- On-site AirHop Café with hot/cold drinks, sandwiches, wraps, snacks, sweet treats, cakes
- Wheelchairs
- Wheelchair access varies by park
- Parties
- Multiple party packages from £11.50 (Toddler Takeover) to £39.95 (Ultimate Party)
- Off-peak isn't always cheaper, check the specific session price before you book
- Grip socks are bought on arrival and only the AirHop brand is accepted
- First visit means signing a waiver in person, good for 12 months after that
- Arrive 30 minutes early for check-in and the safety briefing, not just to park
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Open Jump 60 minutes is £15.95 off-peak or £14.95 peak, with 90 and 120-minute sessions costing more. Softplay starts at £7.95 off-peak.
Do we need to book in advance?
It isn't compulsory but it's recommended. Weekends and school holidays often sell out and walk-ins can't get in once that happens.
Is it any good for a toddler?
There's a softplay area for under-sixes and a Toddler Takeover session aimed at ages 1 to 6, kept separate from the main jump arena.
What's the deal with the socks?
You need AirHop's own grip socks and nothing else will do. You buy them when you arrive.
How early should we get there?
Thirty minutes before your session for check-in and the safety briefing. First-timers also need to sign a waiver in person, which lasts 12 months.
What about parking?
It's limited on site, but you get 4 hours free once you validate your registration at the reception kiosk.
Can we bring our own food?
No outside food is allowed, apart from a birthday cake in the party rooms. The café does hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and snacks.
Do you do birthday parties?
Packages range from £11.50 for a Toddler Takeover up to £39.95 for the Ultimate Party, with a minimum of 10 guests.
Is there a climbing wall as well as trampolines?
Clip'n Climb has 25 climbing activities, and you can book a combined Climb & Jump ticket for £25.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Access varies by area of the park. A free companion ticket is available with valid disability documentation such as DLA, PIP or an Access Card.
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