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Amusement parks #22 in New Westminster

Extreme Air Park

4 · 1,575 reviews
High-energy and loud.
Extreme Air Park, 109 Braid St Building E, New Westminster, BC V3L 5H4, Canada
Interesting facts
1

The park utilizes high-tension spring mats designed to maximize vertical recoil for athletes and casual jumpers.

2

The facility is situated within a repurposed industrial space, common for large indoor trampoline parks in the Greater Vancouver area.

3

Safety protocols require the use of proprietary high-grip socks to prevent slipping on non-trampoline surfaces.

4

The floor layout is specifically engineered to provide seamless transitions between different jumping zones.

Overview

Extreme Air Park in New Westminster is a large-scale indoor trampoline facility featuring interconnected floor-to-ceiling trampolines. The venue offers specialized zones including foam pits, dodgeball courts, and basketball slam-dunk lanes. It operates as a high-intensity aerobic exercise environment designed for all ages. The facility is housed in a warehouse-style building located in the Braid Street industrial corridor. Visitors utilize wall-to-wall spring surfaces to perform acrobatic maneuvers and vertical jumps. Safety padding surrounds all jumping surfaces and structural steel supports. The layout is optimized for group activities and structured birthday events.

Photo spot

The elevated viewing deck provides a clear, wide-angle perspective of the entire trampoline floor.

Insider tips

Complete the online digital waiver before arriving to minimize check-in delays.

Wear moisture-wicking athletic clothing, as the activity level is equivalent to a high-cardio workout.

Arrive early during weekends or holidays to ensure entry, as the facility reaches capacity quickly.

What to avoid

Do not attempt advanced aerial tricks without prior training or supervision. Avoid visiting during peak Saturday afternoon party blocks to ensure full access to all courts.

Good to know

Open daily year-round; may have adjusted schedules during major statutory holidays.

Etiquette

Grip socks are mandatory; loose jewelry and sharp objects must be removed; follow all posted safety signage regarding single-jumper rules.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
1.5-2 hours
Best time to visit
Weekday mornings or early afternoons to avoid peak weekend crowding and children's parties.
Address
Extreme Air Park, 109 Braid St Building E, New Westminster, BC V3L 5H4, Canada
49.233, -122.888
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Details
Facility FeaturesInterconnected trampolines, foam pits, and slam-dunk basketball lanes
EquipmentMandatory grip socks required for all participants

Frequently asked

Plan for about 1.5-2 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Weekday mornings or early afternoons to avoid peak weekend crowding and children's parties..

The elevated viewing deck provides a clear, wide-angle perspective of the entire trampoline floor.

Close by you'll find Queen's Park, Sapperton Park, Mackin Park.