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Big Air Trampoline Park Bolingbrook: Opening Day, Prices and What to Know

Big Air Bolingbrook opens October 24, 2026. Get the prices, hours, toddler and Cosmic Night details, membership math and a pre-visit checklist.

By Up Is Jump Team9 min read

It's a gray fall Saturday, the kids are bouncing off the couch, and you'd like that energy somewhere with padding. Big Air Trampoline & Adventure Park's first Illinois location holds its grand opening on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 10 a.m. at 161 N. Weber Road in Bolingbrook. As of October 2026, admission runs $25 for 90 minutes, $28 for two hours and $32 for all day. Required grip socks cost $4 on top of that. Below you'll find the hours, toddler and Cosmic Night details, membership and party math, and a checklist for before you go.

Opening day at a glance

  • What: Grand opening of Big Air Trampoline & Adventure Park Bolingbrook, the chain's first Illinois location
  • When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, starting at 10 a.m.
  • Where: 161 N. Weber Road, Bolingbrook, IL 60490
  • Phone: 773-231-7035
  • Size: The opening announcement says over 25,000 square feet and over 15 attractions. The park's local page says 26,000 square feet.

October 24 is the announced grand-opening celebration. Don't read it as proof that nobody could visit earlier. If you saw older listings promising late August or early September, those were earlier estimates.

The park has been in the works for a while. Big Air's commercial-recreation special-use application went on Bolingbrook's Plan Commission agenda on August 20, 2025, as Project 410.25. Patch reported that the Village Board approved the special-use permit at its September 9, 2025 meeting. An August 2026 Patch announcement expected a late-summer opening, and the official grand-opening date became October 24.

What it costs (as of October 2026)

Standard admission, with the required socks added:

  • 90-minute pass: $25 + $4 Air Socks = $29
  • Two-hour pass: $28 + $4 Air Socks = $32
  • All-day pass: $32 + $4 Air Socks = $36

Those totals are before any tax or checkout fees. Big Air sells its Air Socks separately from admission, and the Bolingbrook FAQ says jumpers must wear Big Air brand grip socks. Other Big Air locations' general FAQ allows other full-coverage grip socks, but Bolingbrook's own page is stricter. Assume you need the branded pair. If you already have one from a Big Air park, bring it.

Three price details to know before you check out:

  • Kids 2 and under need a $12 infant ticket and must jump with a paying adult.
  • Adults who aren't jumping get in free. Only jumpers pay. A parent who just wants to watch and hold the coats doesn't need a ticket.
  • All sales are final. That includes tickets you don't use. Buy once you're sure of your day and your headcount.

On price per minute, the two-hour pass looks like the best deal for most families. It costs $3 more than the 90-minute pass for 30 more minutes. The all-day pass makes sense if you plan to spend an afternoon there, especially with Valo Arena and the obstacle courses in the mix.

Hours and weekly schedule

Regular posted hours:

  • Monday: 2–8 p.m.
  • Tuesday: 11 a.m.–8 p.m.
  • Wednesday: 2–8 p.m.
  • Thursday: 11 a.m.–8 p.m.
  • Friday: 2–10 p.m.
  • Saturday: 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
  • Sunday: 10 a.m.–8 p.m.

Special sessions:

  • Toddler Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
  • Cosmic Nights: Fridays and Saturdays, 7–10 p.m.

The park says hours can change without notice. For holiday and special hours it points visitors to its Google listing, which is worth checking before Halloween weekend and Thanksgiving week (Thanksgiving is November 26). Some syndicated opening publicity lists a different schedule, such as a Saturday 9 p.m. close or a different Toddler Time window. Go by the park's local hours page, which is the current one.

Toddler Time: who it's for and what it costs

Toddler Time is the park's weekday-morning session for little kids. As of October 2026:

  • $14 per toddler
  • $16 for an older sibling
  • $12 for children 2 and under

The program is promoted as time "without the big kids," but it also sells an older-sibling ticket. Those two things don't quite fit together. If you're hoping for toddler-only floors, call 773-231-7035 and ask what ages count as "toddler" and how older siblings are handled. The program description doesn't give a maximum age.

The park also has two dedicated spaces for small kids. Lil' Air is built for smaller guests, and Lil' Ninja is a toddler-only area.

Cosmic Nights: lights down, music up

Cosmic Nights cost $35 and run Friday and Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. The lights go down and the music goes up, with lasers and strobes. Teens tend to love it. It's not a good choice for a child who's sensitive to flashing lights or loud sound. Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, so Cosmic Night on October 31 could be an indoor option after trick-or-treating. Check holiday hours first.

The attractions, and what's not ready yet

The local attraction page lists these:

  • The Gauntlet: an obstacle challenge with three difficulty levels, so younger kids and confident teens can each find a level that suits them
  • Zip Line: riders must reach the handles on their own. Parents and staff may not lift a child up to them, so a child who can't reach can't ride. Tell shorter kids before you get there to avoid a meltdown in line.
  • Valo Arena: an interactive game for up to six players that works on body movement, with no headsets or controllers
  • Lil' Air and Lil' Ninja: the small-kid and toddler-only zones
  • Aero Tower: marked "Coming Soon"

Patch's preview also described a double zipline and an enclosed aerial course about 14 feet high. Not everything on a launch announcement is guaranteed to be running on opening weekend. If your child has their heart set on one attraction, especially Aero Tower, call ahead.

Food

Patch reported that the business announced an all-halal menu at its Big Eats café. Halal is not the same as allergy-safe. If anyone in your group has a food allergy, ask the park directly about ingredients and how food is handled.

Annual memberships: Annual vs. Premium

Big Air is advertising opening specials on two annual plans, with no sign-up fee. Restrictions apply.

Annual Membership: $200 opening special (regularly $250)

  • Two hours of jumping daily, Monday through Friday
  • Toddler Time
  • Two Cosmic Night passes a month
  • One buddy pass a month

Premium Annual: $250 opening special (regularly $300)

  • Two hours of jumping daily, Monday through Sunday
  • Unlimited Cosmic Nights
  • Two buddy passes a month

The important difference is days, not price. The basic annual plan doesn't include regular Saturday and Sunday jumping. If your family mostly goes on weekends, the $200 plan won't cover your usual visits.

Here's the math against a $28 two-hour pass, before socks:

  • The $200 Annual pays for itself around the 8th weekday visit of the year.
  • The $250 Premium pays for itself around the 9th visit, weekends included.
  • If you'd use Cosmic Nights at $35 each, Premium's unlimited Cosmic access gets you there faster.

Some publicity also mentions monthly memberships and enrollment fees. The park's current local page focuses on the annual opening specials, so ask staff about monthly options before counting on them.

Birthday parties

As of October 2026, there are three packages. Each covers 10 jumpers, the birthday child jumps free, and you get 40 minutes in a party room plus socks:

  • Big Air Party, $325: one hour of jumping, two pizzas, two drink choices. Extra jumpers cost $20 each.
  • Super Air Party, $375: 90 minutes of jumping, three pizzas, three drink choices. Extra jumpers cost $23 each.
  • Extreme Air Party, $435: two hours of jumping, four pizzas, four drink choices. Extra jumpers cost $26 each.

For a 10-jumper group, that works out to $32.50, $37.50 or $43.50 per jumper. Socks are included, which saves $4 a head compared with walk-in tickets. Room time is 40 minutes in every package, so the extra money buys jump time and food. For a big class party, the one-hour package with $20 extra jumpers is the cheapest way to add guests. With 14 jumpers, for example, it comes to $405.

Before-you-go checklist

  • Sign the waiver online ahead of time or at the park. Under-18s need a parent or legal guardian's signature, and adults need a valid photo ID. Big Air's waiver FAQ says a signed waiver lasts one year.
  • Bring or buy Big Air brand grip socks ($4).
  • Know the zipline reach rule before shorter kids get excited about it.
  • Skip strobe-heavy Cosmic Nights if anyone in your group is sensitive to flashing lights.
  • Bring the non-jumping adults. Spectators get in free.
  • Lock in your plans before you pay. All sales are final.
  • Check Google for holiday hours around Halloween and Thanksgiving.

Confirm with the park

Call 773-231-7035 for details the park hasn't posted:

  • Which attractions are running on the day you visit (especially Aero Tower)
  • The age range for Toddler Time and how older siblings join in
  • Height and weight limits for individual attractions
  • Parking, lockers and re-entry rules
  • Whether outside food is allowed (relevant for party cakes)
  • Accessibility accommodations and any sensory-friendly sessions
  • Allergen information for the café
  • Whether monthly memberships are offered

A trampoline park with a toddler-only zone, free entry for watching adults and a two-hour pass for $32 including socks is a good indoor option for a Chicago-area winter. Read the rules before you go and the visit should go smoothly.

— The UpIsJump team

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