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Jump Nation Birmingham has 218 wall-to-wall trampolines (the UK's biggest trampoline arenas) and a range of activities and classes for both kids and big kids alike, including their combination of basketball and trampolining called Dunk Nation, which includes a mini version in the under 6 area with soft play toys and a foam pit.
It's been years and years since I last when trampolining but it's been a bit of a trend that's swept across the country in recent times and I have to say it looks like a lot of fun. Ethan certainly uses his and our bed as a trampoline in the mornings so spending some time in the under 6 area, where he can jump and bounce to his heart's content (in complete safety), sounds like a much better alternative and a great way for us to get active and enjoy a day out together as a family.
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A bit like going bowling, you book by choosing how long you want to jump for and which area you want to go for, with tickets priced around £6.85 for under 6's, £8.95 for 6-15 year olds and adults for one hour of jumping, then an extra £3 - £5 for each additional hour. Don't forget the anti-slip socks, which are £1.50 to book.
If you want to start burning off those mince pies, here are the opening hours for the Jump Nation parks at Birmingham, Manchester and Runcorn, over the Christmas break:
24th Dec: 10 – 5pm (last jump at 4pm)
25th Dec: CLOSED
26th Dec: 10 – 6pm (last jump at 5pm)
27th - 30th Dec: Normal opening times
31st Dec: 10 – 6pm (last jump at 5pm)
1st Jan: 10 – 6pm (last jump at 5pm)
2nd Jan: Normal opening times resume
I'm really looking forward to our visit and think if you're looking for something different and a way to get active, this is a great idea and a lot of fun for all the family.
* We have been invited by Jump Nation but all opinions are my own
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