WATCH: Corporate dodgeball at Go Air Trampoline Park is top for team-building
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- Last updated 8 years ago
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Go Air Manchester – the city’s biggest and best trampoline park – bounces within the beating heart of Sport City, just a short hop from the internationally renowned Etihad Stadium.
The 37,000 sq ft all weather arena at Go Air, Manchester’s largest trampoline park, offers over 200 interconnected trampoline beds, giant freestyle airbag jump zone, trampoline dodgeball, bounce basketball, foam pit battle beams, slack line, reaction walls, tumble tracks, a dedicated jump arena for under 6s and soft play area for under 3s plus a pretty epic array of rebound fitness classes, trampoline proficiency sessions, parkour and urban sports coaching.
There’s also a spacious 160 seater café offering a delicious range of barista brewed coffees, snacks and treats, plus three fully equipped events/meeting rooms, four stylish party booths and much more.
The vast venue is not only a brilliant way for kids to burn up energy – the same goes for grown-ups too. Be it team-building, networking or celebrating, book with Go Air for a completely unique and highly memorable corporate event! We have dedicated rooms with audio visual facilities to cater for groups of all sizes, plus we can arrange an array of catering options to suit your needs.
And besides… where else do you get to beat the boss at bounce dodgeball?!!
The venue also plays host to an exhilarating array of weekly classes led by a fully qualified coaching team, with the Go Air Fit sessions being particularly popular.
To celebrate their partnership with I Love Manchester, Go Air is offering all our readers 10% off open jumping anytime weekdays. Just enter the code ILM10 at the checkout and mention I Love Manchester when you pick up your Go Air gripsocks on arrival!
So what are you waiting for folks? Go #JumpOnItManchester, it’s all Go-ing on at Go Air!
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- This article was last updated 8 years ago.
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