Spring Break Fun at Get Air Trampoline Park!

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Kids flipping out at home? Need something fun to do for Spring Break? Why not let them flip out at Get Air Trampoline Park! As parents, we know the importance of getting out and having fun with our kids, especially if they can expel some of that extra energy they always seem to have.



We "jump" at the chance of going to Get Air because they encourage the type of serious playing our children need. In addition to jumping, Get Air offers dodge ball, foam pits, tightrope walking, dunking, ninja course and more. Check out getairvistaca.com for a complete list of activities. 



Fun for the entire family! At just $12 for 2 hours, that's a 50% discount! Be sure to visit http://greatamericandeals.com/northcounty/home/ for lots more upcoming deals activities to do in and around north San Diego county!

We had a great time at Get Air Trampoline Park during Spring Break!

Jelo couldn't get enough of the ladder of the foam pit!

DJ loved jumping on the trampoline into the foam pits!





ME? I just loved jumping, and jumping, and jumping!



We received a promotional entry to Get Air Trampoline Park in exchange for this blog post. All opinions are mine.

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