House of Air

Review for the Slope Style Workshop:I've been trying to progress my snowboarding in the park on the mountain after self learning in the baby park. Finally got to try out the Adult Slopestyle Workshop at House of Air! This was exactly what I needed to practice when I'm not on the mountain & better yet it'll be good for off season training! They had a dry slope for practicing drop offs & drops into boxes & rails, trampolines to get used to the feeling of being in the air on jumps, & a practice mat for ground tricks. The dry slope was a little intimidating at first, was more scared to fall on it considering it's not snow. After a few trials, I was more comfortable and it felt the same way as dropping in at the park. Our instructor Dekimbey was awesome and super helpful, definitely learned a lot and was able to get down a nose press! The workshop is for adults 18+, $25/hr & only from 10am-1pm on the weekends. They have jib boards and skis for the trampoline & jib rails, but you'll have to bring your own boards/skis, boots & helmet for the dry slope. I'll definitely be coming back. There's a small paid parking lot around the corner. They do also have a place to buy food like your basic pizza and hot dogs.

A place with so many trampolines, haha!This is a spot we often come to for birthday parties for my son and his friends. Today is my son's birthday party. True to its name, House of Air is all about bouncing around! The place is divided into several rooms, each offering different ways to play. For example, the biggest room is entirely made up of trampolines, while another room is a trampoline dodgeball area, and so on.You choose your time slot--an hour or two--and pick your food option. While the kids are playing, the pizza gets served, and that's how the party wraps up.It feels a bit pricey and not very polished, but honestly, there aren't many decent places to go within the city...

Here for a kids birthday party and it was really fun. Kids got a lot of good exercise in and their party area was clean and accessible with an elevator to the second floor. Easy for parents to see their kids in all the areas from the second floor. The pizza was decent also and our host Natalie was nice and brought water and checked on us a few times. They provide the kids with grip socks. And the bathrooms were clean also. Nice place to have a kids party!

Happy to finally be here! It was a breeze to sign the waiver online and pay in person at the register. For toddlers, we had to use the elevator and a staff had to help us operate it. My son loved the Toddler's playground except I saw some few things that can probably be attended to like the rubber mats can be put together to cushion any trip or fall from the kids. I love that it look like it was enjoyed by a lot of active kids! I enjoyed my time here as well, my first time and definitely won't be the last. Just bring a non-skid pair of socks for your little ones if you have one. It's $3 a pair for Toddlers if you don't have one, or if you forgot to bring one.

This place is pretty cool, when we got here it wasn't too busy at all. Since my boy is in the young side they had a separate area for them upstairs that overlooks the main exercise area. They have a really nice view looking out and the facilities are well maintained. Parking is timed outside and it might be hard to find if you come on a busy day. Enjoy!

Very cool check for times and prices before going. They allow kids the use of the spaces in Q hour increments. They have a large general trampoline space. A basketball trampoline space that's smaller and a medium size dodge ball trampoline area. Also a very cool gymnastics and instructor supported area for those that are more skilled

We LOVE this place. My sons have also been to the HOA camp many times and beg to return every school break. Staff is great, plenty of space to jump, they love the dodge ball section. The camps are great, they provide lunch and snack, and take the kids outdoors after lunch for a cool activity. My son loved the beach castle building and tie dye shirt making.

I don't say this lightly, but this place is AWFUL.If you have kids under five, they limit you to the kids room on promise there are "two trampolines" and a "ball pit." The truth is both are the same size or smaller as ones you'd buy at Walmart,Picture is below. Here's what you get for $18.

Five stars for location because you can walk to the beach and see the Golden Gate Bridge. Two stars for cleanliness, the bathroom was very dirty and the floors were wet with little soap in the dispensers. The carpets also have large stains all over them upstairs. Employees were unfriendly. Especially the man in the front jumper area who yelled at my son for stepping in water.The 2-4yr old area could use more items like things they can put on the walls for kids to tinker with and more for kids to physically engage with. It looks like 2-4yr olds were an afterthought of where they should be put so a corner room with random things was created. You can do a lot of great things on a budget if that's the problem. Check out Amazon and get more things to spruce it up lol get it together you're in such a beautiful area. To help with efficiency, I would recommend having 2 to 3 mounted devices at the front where people can quickly access the waiver and complete it, instead of everyone having to scan the QR code and do it on their phone. I can see where the QR code is good for a small party. We are a family of 6 so it was annoying. I could have done it at home first but assumed since it's 2025 surely a place in the city would have devices available to help with a speedy check in. Silly me. That's my bad. I could only imagine what this process is like when they are very busy.Three stars because parking wasn't bad and it was easy to navigate around the inside.

Dont waste your money. If you have a toddler please just take them somewhere else. We paid $30 it should be free for toddlers or donation based. A horrible experience. This is a place for older kids for sure