

Jump, climb and explore Manchester's largest indoor freestyle park combining trampolines, soft play, ninja obstacles and interactive football for all ages.
Venue Type
Indoor
Typical visit duration
1-3 hours
Booking
Walk-in or book in advance
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
Molly was a great host. Very out going and great with the kids. Very clear communication with the whole party! Strives for her best and has proven that she can work under pressure no matter the number of attendees. She made us feel very welcome here, definitely look to coming back again !!
Our host Gurleen has been amazing!!! Had a party here and all the adults and kids loved it. The attraction has many different activities and different things to do. Gurleen was very patient with me and also very welcoming! Will definitely come again!
Amazing place to bring the kids. My boys absolutely love it. Its our second time and I would recommend to all families. There's a place to sit and enjoy and watch your kids play.
Molly was a perfect party host! Really well organised and helpful on the day so everything ran smoothly. The arena was clean and really good activities for the kids
Kick air coz you can't afford to Kick anything else after payjng into this place . Kick Air is not a kids play centre, it is a budgeting exercise. £72 for three children for two hours, socks included like they are some rare designer item. I did not come here to jump, I came here to question my life choices. In this economy, that price hits different. Now the place itself is not bad. It has trampolines, climbing frames, climbing walls, football areas and inflatable stuff kids lose their minds over. The kids are having the time of their lives, which is great. But for that kind of money, I was expecting something next level. This feels like regular soft play that put on a gym membership. Then we get to the seating. Or more accurately, the social experiment. This building is massive, yet the chairs are treated like a limited edition release. Parents are standing around clutching coffees, guarding bags, making eye contact with strangers like, are you leaving or what. It is chaos for no reason. And let us talk about the temperature. It is freezing in there. My kids are sweating, jumping and living their best lives while I am standing still slowly turning into an ice sculpture. A bit of heating for the parents would not hurt unless the goal is to keep us awake through discomfort. Overall, Kick Air is decent, but it is priced like a premium experience and delivers like a standard one. Fix the seating, turn the heating on and maybe calm down with the prices. Because right now, it is fun for the kids and character building for the parents. 3 out of 5 other better places.
Reviews last updated: 6 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 6 October 2026
