House of Air

Jump, jump, Jump around! You will get your bounce on. My one piece of advice is to use the bathroom before you jump. Your bladder will feel zee effects of da bounce.
This place is FUN! I’ve been to both an evening session and a Saturday morning class. In the evening session we jumped around, played some dodgeball, and got tired after about 7.34 minutes. In the Saturday morning class, we did different cardio (i.e. jumping) and strength exercises for about 50 minutes. It was a lot of fun and tiring. My type of workout; I look forward to going back!
House of Air is on Classpass if you want to try a class out. Otherwise, it’s $ 20/​class. Also, a popular place for parties, especially for children. Let the kiddos burn all that energy by bouncing around on the trampolines, not your couches.

Lame. 3 – 6 ages jump in the «fort area.» There were so many rules that made it near impossible for my 4 year old to have any fun. A waiver was signed. Let the kids have fun.

Twice now I have received confirmations for tickets to House of Air that I didn’t buy, sent to my email address. This is really disconcerting. I haven’t been to House of Air for almost two years. When I called to ask why I was getting a purchase receipt for trampoline access, I was told that it was probably a mistake and that their staff didn’t double check to verify the email address matched the account. I don’t know if my credit card has been charged or not, but I NEVER booked this, or bought a ticket. This is how the call went «Hi, this is «my name». I am calling about a receipt that I just got via email and I did not buy tickets to House of Air. Can you look into this? House of Air staff member «What was your name again? The guy asked me to repeat my name four times. Then he asked me what my account was… as if I have an account after not being there for two years. When I asked him to remove all of my information from their system, he wasn’t responsive. He just said he would let the person who booked it know what happened. I had to repeat myself to DELETE ALL OF MY INFORMATION from your system! How hard is it people? Seriously.

Four people — me, two girls, and a guy — spent an hour here on a rainy afternoon, jumping it out. It’s a fairly good workout, and we all got pretty hot and out of breath.
There are more kids than adults (jumping, at least), so you need to be careful of little ones with less manners, and self-​preservation, than you’re used to. These kids were going nuts, flipping and doing all kinds of stunts. We all tried a few, but we’re all mostly too old for that. If we pull something or throw out our backs, life becomes difficult. So… we kept to jumping for the most part. One of my friends, after getting comfortable, started doing more complex movements. He actually did pull something in his back and took a short and panicked break, but once he felt better and it didn’t hurt him further, he was out there trying out new moves once again. He was the bravest of us all.
There was also a dodge ball court available, but no one felt good about hitting little kids with balls. We all thought of about a hundred things that could go wrong there.
Overall, we’re a little too old for something like this (even if only mentally by holding ourselves back from overexerting), but it was still a fun afternoon and something a bit different than the norm.
P. S. Watch the safety video. It’s hilarious.

What a fun way to spend a rain day in San Francisco!
The staff is very alert and proactive, which provides a very safe environment for your kids to enjoy their time. Last week-​end was particularly busy and yet there was «order» in the main trampoline area. Two dedicated and proactive staff were keeping an eye on the kids making sure that everyone was safe.

I’ve brought my 3 girls (+ friends) several times and it remains the class act in the trampoline space. It’s clean, has new equipment, the staff is helpful, they don’t up sell or nickel and dime you (but I wish there were more volume discounts), and has easy parking. I wish it had more adjacent activities like a ropes course, but that’s not much of a criticism. I’ll be back again soon.

So I’ve only been to one other trampoline warehouse park/​place/​zone before so you’ll have to forgive my ignorance when I say this but,
what is wrong with you people?
We’re talking about trampolines and catching some air and having a good time, right?
Sure, sure, the place also caters to those who have a higher degree of jumping proclivity. .. but that’s really more of an aberration than the norm, isn’t?
So then just jump and have fun, yeah?
The kids I saw totally got what I’m saying and were having the best time.
Then there were the non-​kids who seem to have elevated the art of jumping into this kind of pseudo Olympic event and who stomp around the facility with such disdain (possibly anguish?) for us novice jumpers.
And I don’t mean to take away from your thing but. .. why be so serious?
Anyways, when considering my own laissiez faire approach to jumping, I’m thinking I’d better stick to the more casual less intense trampoline park/​place/​zone where my jumping technique is more in alignment with fellow amateur tampoliners.

Worth the 55 minute drive with my friends.
I’m honestly still a child at heart even though I just turned 20 haha.
Even though their was a Rebounderz near me in Rohnert Park their poor service brought me here to House of Air. I was disappointed that my birthday was ruined for a bit, but my friends turned it around once they decided to take a trip to SF to another trampoline place named «House Of Air» I had such a great birthday and the service was by far amazing. They gave me a free wristband because I brought so many people in and it was also my birthday :)
Honestly if you’re looking to go jump anywhere come here it’s worth every penny. Thank you guys for the amazing customer service we will be back in the near future.

The place is a little out of the way if you’re not traveling by car, but its loads of fun for kids and college kids with a day to waste away from studying. It’s organized with lots of space to jump around and avoid in-​air collisions for those who are a little accident prone. It’s got a nice ambience too, people enjoying themselves without any rowdy fights or wierd sketchiness like a run down arcade. Great spot to hang out and release some stream!

Such an awesome place. I have been going here for years. My kids have had a few birthdays here. It’s always a hit with the kids. This is one of my go to spots to take out of town guests especially if they have kids.

My son has been coming to HOA for years now. He loves it. This is his favorite place to be at. The staff are super nice and have been amazing to him all these years. He just had a birthday there and everything went great. The tournaments are a lot of fun. We’ve never had an issue.
Thank you HOA!

Really organized and fun facility.
Booked via the phone for 13 people. Apparently you can actually get refunded if you let them know 24 hours in advance (otherwise it’s credit). I didn’t know this and had a few cancellations, but all gravy I’ll go back again. You can sign waivers online before you even get there.
If you are over the age of 18 though, on the Saturday I went it was ALL kids. While we did play dodgeball with them for a bit, felt weird playing with them.
Definitely would recommend an hour (only) to jump around and feel like a child again! $ 18 an hour.

Sooooo I had my nephews 12 birthday here on Sunday ¹¹⁄₂₉ and it was awesome. The kids had a great time! The only reservation I had was in the open jumping area vs. the dodgeball area. The open jumping areas monitors were not friendly and were very short and cold with my children. I was glad I got to experience my children in the dodgeball area as not to cast judgement on everyone by a few because in the dodgball area Nick and a young lady whose name I did not catch were AWESOME!!! These two changed our experience into a positive and we can not wait to come back.

We booked a birthday party at the House of Air for our 5 year old.
My review:
Where do I start?
A. We had a party of just over 20 kids for the d-​day. But I couldn’t give that estimate a month in advance. They informed us only about a place called the fort which could accommodate up to 15 kids. Seemed like there were other places they had in the facility that could accommodate larger numbers but they never mentioned that to us.
Their idea at the fort: We would have to tell the kids to wait and take turns so that only 15 kids could do their jumping at one time. The moderator out there was a worthless fellow who had no idea that we booked the entire place all to ourselves and had a birthday party because apparently he cannot read or no one ever told him. And so he started allowing random kids in and our party would have to wait for their turn.
B. When I was booking the party I asked for the vip room for the cake cutting and eating. They had suggested that I should only book the room till their jumping time. When I realized and got back to them after 2 days asking for another hour’s extension, they said the room was already booked in the next hour by another party. Ridiculous suggestion! My mistake, I should have realized earlier.
C. I bought their meal kits and mailed them long before the d-​day as to what kind of snacks I wanted in the kits. The time we arrived and asked for the meal kits, they said they had no idea about what needed to go inside the kits. Utterly careless!
D. I bought their cutlery kits so that I didn’t have to carry plates and stuff. There were no napkins, only 10 forks, 10 plates, no glasses and no water. And the cost per the cutlery kit was $ 10 When I asked them what happened they said that’s all they offered. And their water filter broke a long time ago and hence they stopped providing water. The website wasn’t updated and seems like no one knew about it. When I asked them to provide me with bottles then they said we would have to buy them instead. I decided not to start a fight in front of a party of kids and parents. There were no helpers for the party. Absolutely irresponsible and chaotic.
My learning:
I thought I would enroll my son for a few training classes out there, but of course I won’t anymore. There is a sick management, no communication between employees, ridiculous and zero efficiency of people working there.

Went there for a company outing. This was my first time going to a trampoline place so I didn’t really know what to expect. They had a huge free jumping area with trampoline cells separated by yoga mat like dividers where each person can take one and do whatever they want. I was on it for like 5 minutes and was already tired!
They also have a dodgeball area where we ran some dodgeball games. The balls where the same soft squishy dodgeballs back in elementary school. Everyone in the company had some fun times. Brings back good old memories of the substitute gym teacher days!
Definitely a fun place to go with coworkers or a group of friends.

UPDATE: After some legal actions and losing ONLY because of the waiver, House of Air’s lawyer is bragging about winning this case for them:
«Nasledov involved a plaintiff who suffered a compound fracture of his tibia and fibula bones while jumping at a trampoline park in San Francisco. The case was assigned to us at the end of September 2013. In January of 2014 we filed a motion for summary judgment on eight causes of action, including product defect, negligence, gross negligence, breach of warranty, misrepresentation, etc. The plaintiff’s medical bills exceeded $ 100,000 and he had ongoing complaints due to the leg fractures and permanent hardware in his leg. On April 7, we obtained a summary judgment order in favor of our client, House of Air. The summary judgment completely disposed of the case in favor of House of Air. This case is made more important by the fact that it will lead to the dismissal of several other cases against our client.»
So if not for the waiver, it would’ve been a total open-​shut case. Look at them brag about a man’s suffering! Does this sound like a business that cares about people? It’s pretty sickening.
The above quote is taken directly from
Note that they said «several other cases against our client» — this indicates that they have a MYRIAD of other people who have been injured at this horrible injury factory.
House of Air should rename themselves to «House of Gruesome Injuries»
Beware of this place and places like it! Avoid them! And most of all, be safe — health is the most important thing of all and this place can potentially rob you of your health and even your life in a split second. It is not safe. Ask your doctor if it’s safe — every doctor I’ve spoken to abhors these places.
And let me reinforce one more thing — by going here and signing their waiver, you’re telling them it’s OK if you get injured /​mangled /​maimed for life or even die. It’s not a joke!

My son had entered the dodge ball tournament on a Friday evening. We get there and they cannot find his registration in their system which was frustrating, so after them attempting to look him up several different ways they finally found it and he was good to go.
The teams were randomly assigned and competed in a double elimination. The team he was on made it to the final round, though they lost he had a fun time. They free jump time in the non dodge ball area. They even got a couple of slices of pizza. Definitely we sign him up again when they have another tournament.

Do the waiver online and once you get there, it’s just a quick double check and then a band on your wrist. I spent my full hour playing trampoline dodgeball and it’s a pretty efficient and fast-​paced game. You’ll be surprisingly tired after 30 min and it’ll be a great and fun workout.
There’s only one dodgeball court unfortunately and it will only fit 20 ppl. I imagine it will be relatively empty on most weekdays though.

common sense doesn’t really prevail here. I honestly thought I was going to get kicked out of here once I started objecting to the girl monitoring the trampoline.
employees who weren’t completely rude and abrasive? the front desk people were happy. Spencer, one of the trampoline monitors was really nice and helpful. the manager that the screaming teenage girl called on me was also nice. everyone else seemed like they would rather be anywhere else but there, ESPECIALLY the girl who I had a confrontation with. and really, get your act together, house of air. because no one should have to STOP mid session, to watch an IDIOTIC video, after they have ALREADY BEEN JUMPING.
for $ 60+ for less than an hour, the last thing I want to do is walk out feeling ripped off and irritated, which is exactly what happened. ugh.

If you’ve got the feeling jump across the ceiling… I came to get down [2x]
So get out your seats and jump around
Jump around [3x]
Jump up, jump up and get down.
Jump [18x]
$ 16 for a jump. You’ll find all kinds of jumpers beginners and serious ones. Best time to come is during the weekday. Lots of park for a fee spots. located in Crissy Field. Get your jump on!
Smells like feet and armpits… but that’s oh-​kaaaaay.