If you want an indoor activity for a rainy afternoon or a kids' birthday, AirHop Bristol at Cribbs Causeway is the city's biggest trampoline park, with over 140 interconnected trampolines plus an obstacle course, giant air bag and on-site cafe. A 60-minute family pass for four starts from £55 off-peak, and the park is open seven days a week.
Where AirHop Bristol is and how to get there
AirHop is on the Patchway Trading Estate, Unit 5 Britannia Road, Patchway, Bristol BS34 5TA, a short drive from the Mall at Cribbs Causeway on the northern edge of the city. There's free parking on site, which makes it an easy add-on to a shopping trip or a day out that also takes in Cribbs Causeway. If you're coming without a car, it's a walk or short bus ride from the Cribbs Causeway bus interchange, which is served by several routes from the city centre.
Opening hours
AirHop runs two sets of hours depending on the time of year, and it's worth checking these before you set off since term-time hours are shorter on weekday afternoons.
Term-time hours (off-peak)
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 10am – 7pm |
| Tuesday – Thursday | 3pm – 7pm |
| Friday | 10am – 8pm |
| Saturday | 9am – 8pm |
| Sunday | 9am – 7pm |
School and public holidays (peak)
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday – Thursday | 9am – 7pm |
| Friday – Saturday | 9am – 8pm |
| Sunday | 9am – 7pm |
Peak pricing applies on Saturdays and Sundays between 11am and 4pm. Opening times can shift around bank holidays and school terms, so it's worth checking AirHop's own timetable the day before you go, especially if you're travelling from further afield.
What's actually there
Beyond the main trampoline court, AirHop Bristol has an obstacle course, a reaction wall, augmented-reality trampolines, a giant air bag for jumping into, slam dunk basketball hoops, a dodgeball court, air slides, a ninja-style tag course and a football arena. There's also a dedicated toddler session and a quieter, low-sensory session for children who find busy open jumps overwhelming, plus an arcade and cafe if you want to sit out a round.
Prices
AirHop doesn't publish a flat per-person rate for open jump online, since prices vary by session length and time of day. What is published and fixed is the family pass, which is the better value option if there are two or more of you:
- Family Pass (60 minutes, family of 4): from £55 off-peak, from £56 peak
- Family Pass (90 minutes, family of 4): from £70 off-peak, from £71 peak
For an individual open jump session, book directly through the AirHop website to see the current price for your chosen day and time, since it changes with demand. A few standing discounts are worth knowing about: Two for Tuesday runs two jumpers for the price of one on selected Tuesdays, weekday parties get 20% off in term time with the code WEEKDAY20, and NHS, police, fire and ambulance staff get 20% off 90 and 120-minute open jump sessions with the code BLUELIGHT20.
Is it worth it?
For a family with young children, or a group looking for something active on a wet Bristol day, AirHop is good value if you use the family pass rather than paying for open jump tickets one by one. It gets busy on weekend afternoons and during school holidays, so book ahead online rather than turning up, and go for an off-peak weekday slot if your schedule allows it. Pair it with a wander round Cribbs Causeway or check escape rooms and adventure golf if you want more than one activity in the same trip.
Sessions must be booked online in advance rather than paid for on arrival, so build in time to reserve your slot before you travel, particularly at weekends.